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Old 05-31-2018, 12:02 AM   #27 (permalink)
snakebite
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Being a recent buyer, I have a fresh perspective. (as one of the "older" purchasers, as mentioned)

Although I specifically wanted a convertible, the second thing I searched was mileage.
The year was less critical because of the notorious long run of the 370Z.

It was after I purchased that further due diligence revealed that 2012 and later had the tangible advantage of an oil cooler.

However, I'd still buy a 2010 with extreme low mileage over a newer model with substantially more. Adding an oil cooler is far easier than rolling back 50 thousand miles.

My motto is a car doesn't last a certain number of years. Instead, it last a certain number of miles.

17K is not a reach.

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