This is from a pamphlet published by the Federal Consumer Information Center:
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that consumers lose billions of dollars a year to odometer fraud. Odometer readings may be rolled back or documents can be forged. Making miles disappear helps increase the car's value to the seller, but can mean increased maintenance and repair costs to the buyer. ... you can use the 17-digit vehicle identification number (VIN) to secure a history from either the state or a private vehicle history company. These companies have compiled data from multiple sources to help you get a better picture of the used car's past.
A Car-fax search may help and it may not. You are probably not going to ever find out the exact mileage on the vehicle. Rolling back the mileage is illegal and carries a hefty fine.
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the amount of miles a vehicle has driven in its lifetime
Hook up a scanner. If it is a replaced engine, there is no way to tell bud
Depends on condition of vehicle, mileage, and your location. Go here and you can find out. www.nada.com
Divide the distance by the mileage of your vehicle.Divide the distance by the mileage of your vehicle.
Well of course the higher the mileage on the vehicle the more chance that something is worn out. So high mileage on a vehicle is a bad thing.
Excessive wear on the gas and brake pedal pads are a good clue to a high mileage, heavily used vehicle.
Depends on the vehicle. It could improve mileage or lower mileage.
Depends entirely on condition and mileage on the vehicle. Click the link to find the value.
It completely depends on the mileage, age of the vehicle, how many doors the vehicle has, engine size and also the condition of the vehicle. If you have a vehicle which is not in good condition, has a lot of mileage and is a vehicle registered in 1997, you would expect not to get a lot for it. However, if your vehicle is fairly new and has a low mileage, then you would price it at a higher offer.
You can find the market value of any vehicle on Kelley Blue Book. You can adjust the price with any options, different locations, and mileage on the vehicle.