Is 65k miles on a 2000 integra gs-r a lot? The car is for sale for $10,000. It seems to be in good shape and I did carfax and everything came up clean. It has had 3 owners but I am kind of reluctant to buy the car because it has 65k miles. I need a car soon though but I need some advice/opinions.

 

65K is nothing man....it's 2000 so it's almost a 6 year old car....I'd say that's about average miles....it's kind of skeptical that has 3 different owners before...I'd say it's a good buy...good luck...

 

The thing that bothered me was the fact that there were 3 owners. But from what I see there is nothing wrong with the car but Im bringing it to a mechanic saturday...hopefully.

 

Its a score, I got my 98 LS with 82 K on it second owner for 7200 so thats a good deal on the GSR, Get a comp test done first!

 

65 is nothing. My teg has 98+ and it is as good as new. my old DA had 130++ and the only reason i sold it was because the tranny was going and i wanted a truck. As far as the engine it ran strong and still had great numbers

 

Dude, my friend has a 92 integra with 212K and it's still rolling 100 miles a day to work and back.

I have 82K on my 98LS and never had a problem at all.

 

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i agree

 

definitely buy it if its bone stock. my friends bone stock GSR 01 had way more mileage then that (85k) and he bought it for 13g

 

65k is very low for a 2000 gsr. Its also a good price i say go for it.

 

can any mechanic do a compression test? and what else should i have the mechanic look at besides the frame?