wow, that's pretty good math

 

Not really. For all we know they may have covered 40K in the first year.

 

Or they drove 80K the first month they owned it and 9K in the last four years, DOH!!!

 

Why the hell would someone start a stupid thread like this and never come back

 

Miles do n't hurt a car that is what the car is for to put miles on.

 

you guys that are talking about miles are all *******s that is what the car is for to drive and to drive hard ****ing assfaces

 

^^agreed, but i wouldnt buy a car with that many miles JMO

 

Great post.

 

while it does have a ton of miles, it is a GREAT price. give it a test drive and jump on that deal man! good find.

 

I dunno, i think if it checks out mechanically and wasn't abused it isn't bad. I wonder how strong longterm the Z vq is. This engine is used in a lot of nissan vehicles. Its not like a bmw or porsche, I would think this engine would last 200,000 miles if properly serviced throughout its life.

 

Z’s don’t sell here. Winter is too long. People drive SUVs (Chevy Suburbans are really popular in my area). I bought a 2003 when the Z first came out, but waited for the first snow storm when I was able to negotiate a big discount. This was when buyers in California were paying a premium to get one. The classifieds here have Touring models for $18.5 with appropriate mileage from Nissan dealerships.
--Spike

 

Might have been wrecked ? Might end up putting in alot of more money as to where you could of bought a lower miles one with no issues .. bottom Line it depends on your Financial Situation, and how bad you want a "Z" ..