Honestly, I don't even think of a nine-year-old car as being old.
My DH's 1995 Camry was running great when someone pulled out in front of him last year, so it was 16 years old. It was low mileage for its age, about 160,000.
We donated the 1993 Oldsmobile my 24-year-old son started driving in high school to public radio in January. It was very low mileage for its age b/c its first owner was very old, about 110,000.
We're hoping to sell our 2000 Grand Caravan in the next couple months. It runs great, but the a/c is broken and it has about 230,000 miles on it.
We have a 2005 Camry with 90,000 miles that our mechanic says is just getting broken in. He says they're 300,000-mile cars if they're taken care of.
My DH's 1995 Camry was running great when someone pulled out in front of him last year, so it was 16 years old. It was low mileage for its age, about 160,000.
We donated the 1993 Oldsmobile my 24-year-old son started driving in high school to public radio in January. It was very low mileage for its age b/c its first owner was very old, about 110,000.
We're hoping to sell our 2000 Grand Caravan in the next couple months. It runs great, but the a/c is broken and it has about 230,000 miles on it.
We have a 2005 Camry with 90,000 miles that our mechanic says is just getting broken in. He says they're 300,000-mile cars if they're taken care of.