| SXIBLK 
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 Registered: 9th Feb 10
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 | How many miles would put you off a golf looking for something 04 ish maybe a little older but the miles are very high what kinda of miles would put you off buying a diesel and petrol if anyone is in the know please help cheers
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| CorsaSi 
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 Registered: 2nd Aug 05
 Location: warri   Drives : 300bhp ep82
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 | just a number who cares, if car is sweet id buy it regardless of mileage.
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| Jamie-C 
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 Registered: 3rd Jun 08
 Location: Ballycastle
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 | Diesel anything sub 100k would be good.
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| SXIBLK 
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 Registered: 9th Feb 10
 Location: Barnoldswick
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 | seen one at 120k on a 04 reg seemed very high
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| LeeM 
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 Registered: 26th Sep 05
 Location: Liverpool
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 | depends entirely. you could have one on 50k in a worse state than one on 150k.
 high mileage usually puts me off cars anyway, 70-80k is my personal limit but thats based entirely on my own feelings towards my cars.
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| Eddx14xe 
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 Registered: 12th Jan 10
 Location: Hertfordshire
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 | I was looking at golf gt tdi's yesterday. 03 plates had like 150,000 + so i stopped looking.
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| Jamie-C 
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 Registered: 3rd Jun 08
 Location: Ballycastle
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 | 120k is pretty average, most diesel Golfs will have high mileage as there owned by business men who do moon miles. I wouldn't be put of by 120k, as long as its well looked after it'll be fine.
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| sc0ott 
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 | If it has full service history then most parts including the main ones will have probably been replaced such as the clutch, water pump, drive belts, Turbo, bushes etc.
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| Bonney 
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 Registered: 14th Nov 04
 Location: St Helens
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 | Only thing I would be worried about is the other components of the car wearing, Mainly the suspension, bushes and drivetrain. The engine will run forever  but the other parts may not.
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| Corsa_Sport21 
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 Registered: 13th Apr 08
 Location: Leven, Fife. Drives : 205 GTi
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 | I too have been looking at Golfs (mk4) and all the dervs seem to be mega miles, and mega priced.
 
 Put me right off.
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| adiohead 
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 quote:Originally posted by SXIBLK
 How many miles would put you off a golf looking for something 04 ish maybe a little older but the miles are very high what kinda of miles would put you off buying a diesel and petrol if anyone is in the know please help cheers
 
 
 I'd probably look for one that's just had a clutch and cambelt change.
 
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| big eck 
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 Registered: 20th Apr 03
 Location: Tullibody. Drives - Audi B8 S4 & Fiesta Zetec-S
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 | Mileage isn't that much of a big deal as long as its been well looked after and the price is cheap enough to reflect it.
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| taylorboosh 
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 Registered: 3rd Apr 07
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 | I never venture over 100k but prefer buying sub 60k
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| recarouk 
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 Registered: 30th Sep 05
 Location: West Yorkshire
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 | ive got a 2002 Golf TDI SE (100) its currently on 161k and to drive it you'd never know!
 
 ive had to change the anti roll bar bushes and the front discs and pads and its great. miles better than the previous Vectra B DTi i had.
 
 mine was owned by the scottish ambulance service for the 1st 4 years then some woman in rotherham, and ive got a huge wad of receipts for work done. body is a bit rough, chipped to death on the front, but for £1500 im nto complaining.
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| Jed D 
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 Registered: 15th Mar 11
 Location: Durham
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 | just numbers on the dash imo, especially in a diesel, seen them do 250k and still go good
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