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Bud Griffin
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Mileage of the '06 XLR-V and my '04c XLR
How many miles on the V model that gave you the extra spending money?[/QUOTE]
The ’06 V had about 20K miles on it. And to my eyes appeared “brand new”. The ’04 XLR I purchased now has a little over 78K miles. Its a relatively high-mileage XLR, but one that I anticipate will be driven perhaps once a week or two - weather permitting. It is black and has a couple very tiny paint chips from the small stone hits that are common on cars, so I won't be TOO upset if somehow the car receives a small scratch while in a parking lot or wherever. (Please don't misunderstand me, I will still be very upset.) But if my car was in "brand new" condition I would be hesitant to drive it as often as I hope to. So this car seemed to be the best solution for me regardless of the pricing etc.
Bud
How many miles on the V model that gave you the extra spending money?[/QUOTE]
The ’06 V had about 20K miles on it. And to my eyes appeared “brand new”. The ’04 XLR I purchased now has a little over 78K miles. Its a relatively high-mileage XLR, but one that I anticipate will be driven perhaps once a week or two - weather permitting. It is black and has a couple very tiny paint chips from the small stone hits that are common on cars, so I won't be TOO upset if somehow the car receives a small scratch while in a parking lot or wherever. (Please don't misunderstand me, I will still be very upset.) But if my car was in "brand new" condition I would be hesitant to drive it as often as I hope to. So this car seemed to be the best solution for me regardless of the pricing etc.
Bud
Now that summer's finally here (maybe for us?) top down trips ahead.
