Is there any real difference between 73,000 miles and 51,000 miles on a 2007 Toyota

Damo · 29 Jun 2010, 08:13 pm

Yaris,besides the obvious? The one with 73,000 miles is a little cheaper ($500) then the other one, and the budget is a little tight. But if we go the higher mileage car, should we be concerned that it has 22,000 more miles? Both cars are in good condition. Toyota experts answer away!

David C · 29 Jun 2010, 08:20 pm

the difference is the wear and tear on the vehicle and it's parts.

dumass · 29 Jun 2010, 08:26 pm

Only difference would be highway vs city.

Evren T · 29 Jun 2010, 08:27 pm

A big difference in wear and tear on the engine, car's exterior, possibly the interior, and definitely in the tires.

Michelle · 29 Jun 2010, 08:30 pm

well i own a toyota my self and mine so far hasn't let me down i have a 1991 tercel and i love it! but in your question you have to ask what kind of driving the cars have been doing. it makes a difference if it's highway driving or stop and start in a city or town driving (stop and start is harder on the cars more wear and tear) i would also ask why they are selling the car in the first place and look at the maintenance of the car and see if they have kept up with the oil changes, etc.(any paper work). my mentality is that even brand new cars break down and it really depends on the wear and tear and also the quality of the car. also depends on who has owned it before you, old lady vs a young teenager (sorry to say but we don't really care if the car won't run in 5 years we want to have fun now! lol). but if they have been relatively driven the same then well you have to look at the mileage and also the shape the cars and from what you can see like oil on the motor or possible fix it jobs. i know how hard it is to find a good car that will last so hope you get a good one!

Is there any real difference between 73,000 miles and 51,000 miles on a 2007 Toyota

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