90K-mile unit for $8000 AMERICAN DOLLARS (not canadian)? The seller is >insane (or did costly modifications to original car).>

It's 2005 wake up, I paid $1,900 for a 10-year old car with 130K miles long >time ago, extrapolatiing I would pay $5,000 for something with a whopping >90K miles on it, Nissan is good but not a jaguar or Mazeratti to pay 8000 >dollars for something that will turn into junk in 50K miles from now >

It's 2005 wake up, I paid $1,900 for a 10-year old car with 130K miles long > time ago, extrapolatiing I would pay $5,000 for something with a whopping > 90K miles on it, Nissan is good but not a jaguar or Mazeratti to pay 8000 > dollars for something that will turn into junk in 50K miles from now

It's "paid" and not"payed", learn spelling.>As of prices, i buy from individual s and desperate ones who need money >ASAP, and I always find amazing deals, same for computer/electoctro­nic parts >so when my boss parts he is asking me to find.>Would never pay $8K for something that approaches 100K miles, too much.... >better deals exist, even Ebay sometimes offers if you can physically visit >the seller and see car >

Also you say paid in 1990, whereas my reference point is from 2001: your >15-year old reference versus my 4 year old. Inflation in 15 years is indeed >huge (though comparing to rest of the world USA is very lucky not to have >like 3000% inflation), but in 4 years it's not terribly high and I still >extrapolate the money spent ($1800) would be 2000-2100 today).>

And still $8000 is too much, i sell everything after 60K >