Too many variables to answer ... need make of car, year of car, model of car, what engine is in car, is it a turbo engine, it is supercharged etc.
No, this car was not a good deal brand-new and had reliability issues. If image is what you're looking for, a Caddilac is where it's at. However, the price of parts and service (and the frequency). For 12000 you can get a better car with a lot less miles.
Not really....I have a jeep from 1997 and its 12000 miles.
10000 to 12000 miles per year
On averae a car is typicaly driven 12000 miles a year. This is why manufacturers provide 3 year or 36000 mile warranties. As of 2011 a 1976 would be 35 years old. 35 years times 12000 miles would put the car at 420000 miles on the odometer. If it has been driven on average for all of it's life
(946) times (the price of one gallon) divided by (how many miles per gallon your car gets)
"The best price for a used sea Alhambra car can range depending on the condition of you car. One with less than 45,000 miles can go for about $60,000 in the US or more."
A 2004 E230 with 200,000 miles can have a price of 2,000 or more depending on the condition of the car. You can negotiate the price with the dealer as well to attempt to get a better price.
The price of a used car is highly dependent upon the number of miles on the car and the quality of the car. The quality is determined by various factors such as rust, accidents the car has been in, and general wear and tear. The price would most likely range from around $6,000 to around $12,000.
The price of car hauling is calculated by the number of miles your car has to be hauled, the type of transport, the model of the car, and the condition of the car.
form_title= Best Used Cars form_header= Keep the price down, but the quality up with an used car. How many miles are you willing to have on the car?*= _ [50] Do you want a hybrid?*= () Yes () No What is your budget for an used car?*= _ [50]
There are two ways to obtain the answer. 1) Find 10920 as a percentage of 12000 and ascertain the difference between this percentage and 100% to determine the reduction percentage. 100 x 10920/12000 = 91% : 100 - 91 = 9. Therefore the sale reduction = 9%. 2) Calculate the price reduction and then find what percentage this is of the original price. The answer is the sale reduction percentage. 12000 - 10920 = 1080. 100 x 1080/12000 = 9
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