Depends on the year. If it's a 2004 or newer, go for it. I know it's a lot of miles but considering what you're getting, you should be able to get a few years out of it if it's been properly maintained. Toyotas are well known to easily surpass 400,000 miles with proper maintenance.
Update: To the lady with the Kia, no comparison. Kias aren't that good and the resale value is horrible. A comparable Corolla would cost you more but you'd be getting a more reliable car with lower costs for repairs. Look at what you paid for it and what it's worth now. If you financed it, you're more than likely, upside down on it. Once the warranty ends on those you're driving on borrowed time. 100,000 miles is a lot for a Kia so if you're nearing that, you've been warned.
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Is a Toyota Sienna with 223,000, cost $5000 a good buy? How many miles are they good for?
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