buying a new gsr, worth it?
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hey guys been in the game for a while, buy always get mixed feelings about mileage on a car.
its a 98 gsr
133 k
no body damage at all
original paint
c pillar bar
dropped on i dont kno what yet
5k
good deal? worth it because of the mileage??
thanx!
its a 98 gsr
133 k
no body damage at all
original paint
c pillar bar
dropped on i dont kno what yet
5k
good deal? worth it because of the mileage??
thanx!
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yah ur right, thats what my buddy told me. But im checking it tomorrow, but in the pics it looks immaculate, i just dont like the fact it has 133k.
get more information on the car. service records, ect. talk to the seller as well and get a feel for how well or not so well he knows his car. if he tries to give the run around "oil changed every 3k miles and coolant and tranny flush every "x,xxx" mies... probly not a honest seller IMO.
If it's been treated right then 133k isn't a big deal. If you do find a car that has been kept up well and in good running order you better hang onto it as they are getting harder to find.
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It sounds like you already know what you're getting yourself into, but you want some back-up in the decision...lol i'm often the same way...any chance you could post some pictures of the potential buy?
I'd buy it. You won't find many GSRs with under 100k. They stopped making them in 2001 obviously. I've seen some RSX type-s at well over 100k.
If you're planning on modding and racing, just be prepared to fix things. If you're just daily driving it should last quite a while with regular maintenance.
If you're planning on modding and racing, just be prepared to fix things. If you're just daily driving it should last quite a while with regular maintenance.
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