If it had a NEW engine and transmission, and no rust, firm seats, good interior, good suspension, brakes, new tires and a bumper to bumper written warranty for a couple of years, then, maybe, for the convenience of not having to travel anywhere to buy it, then ok. Maybe.

These carsw are bringing good prices these days because of the Biodiesel craze, and it seems like the seller is trying to get his money back out of it that he put into it, but even so, thats a pretty high price for the miles.

Good ones or better ones, with lower mileage, and for less can be had, if you are willing to wait, and willing to be creative in how far away you are willing to go and look.

$3500-$4500 seems like a more reasonable price I think, but then, it's what the market will bear...how much would YOU pay for a car like that for sale near your doorstep?

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