What is the age and mileage of your CTR?
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Went over 27,500 this week.
Lottie
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Mine's my daily. I do about 5k a year business mileage in it at well!
Done around 11k since last Jan when I got the car.
My every day car. Does the shopping, does the trips and I have slept in it a few times too
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04, 42k now. 3k in 10 months.
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Just hit 106,000
''Average'' Mileage but I am now lift sharing to work LOL.
Still pulls like a prem
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October 2004 (54 Plate)
61,600 Miles - below average, however it is about the only redeeming feature about the car, the engine, as the bodywork has not been looked after previously... and is now costing me a bomb to rectify!
I can vouch for that she does pull like a 'gudden' a real testament to how strong the K20's are
61,600 Miles - below average, however it is about the only redeeming feature about the car, the engine, as the bodywork has not been looked after previously... and is now costing me a bomb to rectify!
Just hit 106,000
''Average'' Mileage but I am now lift sharing to work LOL.
Still pulls like a prem
I can vouch for that
she does pull like a 'gudden' a real testament to how strong the K20's are
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Just hit 106,000
''Average'' Mileage but I am now lift sharing to work LOL.
Still pulls like a prem
buy these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HONDA-CIVIC-T...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a6172df30
sell with no service history and re-mot it early so you have MOT with that mileage on. you just added a grand to the car.
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hmm... although slightly illegal I'm sure, but you probably would pull it off as the car is in such mint condition
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ahh I see... a joke heh I realised after I posted it that all MOT test stations have a computer record of mileage for each registration of vehicle so doing something like that would be impossible anyhows. so why would you want to buy one??? being my next question
heh I realised after I posted it that all MOT test stations have a computer record of mileage for each registration of vehicle so doing something like that would be impossible anyhows. so why would you want to buy one??? being my next question
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derby, you can change the mileage to whatever you want then get it through an MOT. you would think the MOT computer would flash up with a message that the mileage is lower than the last mot but it doesn't. this is why its easy for clocked cars to still be around.
guy on BMW forum posted up recently about a potential car, he got the last mot certificate number and went on the mot info site, brought up the last few MOTs and the mileage was all over the place.
guy on BMW forum posted up recently about a potential car, he got the last mot certificate number and went on the mot info site, brought up the last few MOTs and the mileage was all over the place.