Low Miles SALVAGED vs High Miles CLEAN TITLE

[drift2010]

I really want to know what Zilvians will choose between (let say example):

2007 Nissan 350Z Touring 6spd with both the same price and same condition.

1. SALVAGED Title with 50k miles

or

2. CLEAN TITLE with 150k miles

Thank you.

[future]

There is no poll?

But I always prefer high mileage. It always seems to scare people but to me it means somebody has cared for it since its still running compared to the beat up salvage title

[Memberofthe600hpkaclub]

Depends on why its salvaged...a theft salvage is better then say a shattered coresupport on so said car

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High miles w/ clean title and clean Carfax

[drift2010]

There is no poll?

But I always prefer high mileage. It always seems to scare people but to me it means somebody has cared for it since its still running compared to the beat up salvage title

LOL, How to post the poll? I'm not good in finding how.

[dawagarage]

+1 for 'salvaged WHY/HOW"
and what is the price exactly.

150k isnt that bad for a nissan engine if they maintained it well.
did they have a warranty and/or maintenance records?

[dluevanos01]

Salvage low miles, only if it was theft or fender bender and the seller has proof. Also some salvage cars have to sit in the yard for a while which can cause them to have rust or other problems associated with sitting for too long.

High miles clean title, if it was maintained by previous owner(s) then it should last you a long time. I've seen a 280k + G35 that was still running strong and now problems.

[enkei2k]

I don't see a poll, therefore :lockd: