Dealers must love this. Also:
as long as they are under 10 years old and have covered fewer than 100,000 miles
In North America it's very common for cars to have this many miles long before the 10 year mark.
as long as they are under 10 years old and have covered fewer than 100,000 miles
In North America it's very common for cars to have this many miles long before the 10 year mark.
Somewhere between ~8k and ~9k, according to a random BBC article I found:
FHA says the average is 14,300 miles a year, but 12,524 miles per year in our most populous state (California)
I guess that means the average American will hit 100,000 miles in 7 years.
https://www.thezebra.com/resources/driving/average-miles-dri...