Why Mileage Isn’t Everything When Buying a Used Car

Many buyers think that low mileage automatically means a better car. But that’s not always true.

A well-maintained car with 150,000 km can be more reliable than a neglected one with only 60,000 km. What really matters is how the car was driven and cared for.

For example:

• Highway mileage is gentler than city stop-and-go driving.
• A car with regular oil changes and servicing lasts longer.
• Garage-kept vehicles stay in better shape than those left in sun and rain.

Don’t just shop by numbers — shop smart.