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Originally Posted by kspr030
Tell me if I am wrong but if you pay more and go lower miles, you pay more guaranteed, and per links above, all those people with engine issues were well below (if not half) of 100k miles.
If you go with higher mileage, you only end up paying the same (as lower mileage) in case you do get issues. which could be likely but is not guaranteed.
So more of a gamble.
Thoughts?
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Depends on how much you feel like gambling I suppose. I am a stickler for maintenance and have had good luck with all my cars. I always wonder why someone traded in the vehicle and am leery of used cars for that reason, which is why I buy new and keep for a long time. My current 2011 X3 just hit 80,000 miles and has been relatively trouble free but not perfect.