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And it's an automatic, with power everything:http://detroit.craigslist.org/....html

Quote, originally posted by jkm311 »How. Is. This. Possible? 2003 with only 25k on the ODOI dunno... Old people car?

Quote, originally posted by ponta2147 »I dunno... Old people car?Either that or they forgot the 1 in front..

I've got access to a 1990 Pontiac with only 24,000 miles on it!! Literally an old persons car, she is giving up driving (not that she's done much for the past 20 years!!)Dave

yep retiree eI had a neighbor that used to live across the street from me... she had a 1992 buick that had i kid you not 12k on it. This was back in 2006. 15+year old car that had 12k on it... and the car was loaded. I told her to will it to me when she dies(as a joke)She did pass a few years ago and I wondered if I would get a call lol

elderly garage cars, always good finds

My 2003, purchased in October 2002, has 67K. And it was owned by a college student. And someone who went to grad school 7 hours away from home. Short commutes and short trips, with a few long ones in between...take away the long ones and I could see 25K.

I was proud of only 56k on my 2006, seeing that I take 3 & 6 hour trips every other month! I was just so surprised to see this kind of mileage on a Vibe. A 10-year old Crown Vic, sure, but a first model-year Vibe? Amazing!

I have a 2009 Vibe that was purchased on 6-2008 ...I have about 4,600 miles on it now! I don't get out much.

its a trap. You go to see the car, next thing you know you wake up in a hotel bathtub full of ice next to a note that says "call 911"

Some people just don't drive much!

I sold my nearly identical 2003 in early Feb. with 33,000 miles for $9,500. Tires had been changed at 20,000 under warranty. That seller of the '03 with 25,000 miles would probably take $8,500 and IMO that would be a good buy.I started driving my '09 in Feb. 2009. I am now at 9,075 and only because I had two 1,200 mile RT's to NC to visit my daughter.P.S. My 2007 T&C bought July 31, 2007 has just under 12,000 miles.

The best I've seen was a 1988 Pontiac GTA with, are your ready?.... 167 miles. They were trying to sell it for 30k+ silly people

My father in law (age 86) bought a brand new Scion Xb last year during cash for clunkers. It now has 600 miles on the clock.

Quote, originally posted by jake75 »My 2007 T&C bought July 31, 2007 has just under 12,000 miles.My 2008 Grand Caravan has 5472 miles on it. Sold both boats and just don't use it much anymore.Ron

If I had the cash, I would purchase this right now to replace our 2004 Vibe.

My 2004 only has 30K miles. That is what happens when you have 2 other cars to drive around.Perhaps the same situation with that Craigslist ad?

It had just less than 13k miles in June 2008.