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Old May 26, 2021 | 06:27 AM
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m05FASTBACKGT, Since here in Texas they consider 15K a year as average, that would mean at least 195K should be normal mileage on a 13 year old car. I was under the impression that a daily driver with less than half of that would be considered as low mileage. They say you learn something everyday and I just did.
I looked at the thread you provided, a lot of the cars with "high mileage" were equal to mine were back in 2013-2015. NADA gives $900 extra for mileage. Now I'm scratching my head as to why my DD is considered "upper high mileage" at 91K in 2021.
As nice as your car may be (really nice clean '08), and even with highway miles, 91k miles is high mileage to me as well. I've heard the Texas argument before. The miles do add up. I get it, but it doesn't matter where you live, miles are miles, and price guides?? Well, whatever, but I wouldn't pay extra $$$ for my own car with 60,500 miles (garage kept since day 1) never mind one with even more miles. Retail, perhaps, but not extra. Yes I would definitely pay more $$$ for a car with 20,000 miles on it because the entire car is barely used. Every component of our cars goes through the mileage thing. There are 60k miles on my brakes, my a/c, my suspension, clutch, just everything. Only a used car salesman would consider my car low miles. See post #20 for m05fastbackGT response to my original post. It is spot on. Right in the middle.
"Low miles" can be very subjective and different to many, but members in my local car club would also consider a car approaching 100,000 miles as high mileage. Components will be wearing out, and much sooner than later in many cases. Engines last these days with much higher miles if maintained well, but the same can't be said for the other parts of the car. They have high miles. No getting around it whether accumulated in 5 years or 25 years.

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Old May 26, 2021 | 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 54B
. . ., Since here in Texas they consider 15K a year as average, that would mean at least 195K should be normal mileage on a 13 year old car. I was under the impression that a daily driver with less than half of that would be considered as low mileage. . . . .
that's what I was thinking too, and that's why I half-jokingly posted my 2010 with 105K as "low mileage" earlier in the thread also
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Old May 26, 2021 | 09:01 AM
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Congrats on your 2006 S281 Saleen. She's a real beauty at just 13.5k miles. Meanwhile, thanks for sharing images of your stunning ride and also welcome aboard
thank you sir I appreciate the compliment, I havent detailed it properly and take proper pictures but I certainly will soon enough, no matter how much I detail though, pictures will never do it justice 😂
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Old May 26, 2021 | 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 54B
m05FASTBACKGT, Since here in Texas they consider 15K a year as average, that would mean at least 195K should be normal mileage on a 13 year old car. I was under the impression that a daily driver with less than half of that would be considered as low mileage. They say you learn something everyday and I just did.
I looked at the thread you provided, a lot of the cars with "high mileage" were equal to mine were back in 2013-2015. NADA gives $900 extra for cars with my car's mileage. Now I'm scratching my head as to why my DD is considered "upper high mileage" at 91K in 2021.
54B! I was actually going to respond directly to your concerns over what is considered normal vs high mileage regarding age of the vehicle in question. However, that clearly wasn't the purpose of starting up this thread. The purpose was to gather as many folks as possible who still own 2005-2009 S197 models that have low mileage. Perhaps, I should had been more specific in the thread title by stating "Who has 50k miles and under on their "05-09" instead? Anyhow, I assumed that most folks would interpret low mileage as being 50k miles and under, although everyone has their own opinions/interpretations which I can totally relate to and therefore get it. But nevertheless, that was my interpretation and sole purpose for starting up the thread.. That being said, I totally agree with everything NC07GTCS brought up in his post response below and couldn't had worded his descriptions any better myself.

Originally Posted by NC07GTCS
As nice as your car may be (really nice clean '08), and even with highway miles, 91k miles is high mileage to me as well. I've heard the Texas argument before. The miles do add up. I get it, but it doesn't matter where you live, miles are miles, and price guides?? Well, whatever, but I wouldn't pay extra $$$ for my own car with 60,500 miles (garage kept since day 1) never mind one with even more miles. Retail, perhaps, but not extra. Yes I would definitely pay more $$$ for a car with 20,000 miles on it because the entire car is barely used. Every component of our cars goes through the mileage thing. There are 60k miles on my brakes, my a/c, my suspension, clutch, just everything. Only a used car salesman would consider my car low miles. See post #20 for m05fastbackGT response to my original post. It is spot on. Right in the middle.
"Low miles" can be very subjective and different to many, but members in my local car club would also consider a car approaching 100,000 miles as high mileage. Components will be wearing out, and much sooner than later in many cases. Engines last these days with much higher miles if maintained well, but the same can't be said for the other parts of the car. They have high miles. No getting around it whether accumulated in 5 years or 25 years.
I totally agree 100% spot on and I couldn't had worded your post response and descriptions any better myself..

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thank you sir I appreciate the compliment, I havent detailed it properly and take proper pictures but I certainly will soon enough, no matter how much I detail though, pictures will never do it justice 😂
Totally agree about pictures never doing justice, no matter how much you detail Meanwhile, we'll be looking forward to seeing some pics of your awesome ride

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Old May 27, 2021 | 09:04 PM
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m05fastbackGT, I understand somewhat better as to what you were after with your initial post. I see my car's mileage is basically in limbo. Too many miles to be a toy since my car is a daily driver and not enough miles to qualify as high mileage since there are S-197's with 200K miles of fun on them here. I've since deleted my posts as I see they don't belong here.
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Old May 27, 2021 | 10:46 PM
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54B! Just to make certain we're both on the same page, as I mentioned earlier, everyone has their own description/opinions as to what is considered as high mileage vs low mileage, as I totally get where your coming from when you bring up 195k miles on a 13 year old car as average, but once again, the purpose of this thread was to gather as many folks who still own their 2005-09 cars that have low miles on them and once again, I should had specified more clearly in the thread title, I was referring to low mileage as being 50k miles or less and therefore I was clearly wrong for not being more specific in the first place. Anyhow, for what it's worth, NC07GTCS described it best in his post response exactly where I was coming from in my initial post to your response. At any rate, I hope this at least somewhat clarifies things a bit more and as far as I'm concerned, it also wasn't necessary that you felt the need for deleting any of your posts, as your feedback and input is always welcomed and valued here as a fellow Mustang enthusiast

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Old May 28, 2021 | 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by 54B
m05fastbackGT, I understand somewhat better as to what you were after with your initial post. I see my car's mileage is basically in limbo. Too many miles to be a toy since my car is a daily driver and not enough miles to qualify as high mileage since there are S-197's with 200K miles of fun on them here. I've since deleted my posts as I see they don't belong here.
Oh no! Never delete posts unless you really screw up. You did not as your opinion is as valued as anyone else. No one is right. Just different interpretations.
Your '08 looks sweet with those miles. You should be proud to show it off. It's not easy to keep a car looking so good when it's being driven regularly. Car folks appreciate that.
Hey, m05fastbackGT, maybe a new thread entitled, "Let's see how nice your high mileage cars still look." Since I'm in the 'middle' I can post again.
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Old May 28, 2021 | 06:51 AM
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This is my '08 Bullitt with only 14,000 miles on it. it is all original.
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Old May 28, 2021 | 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by NC07GTCS
Oh no! Never delete posts unless you really screw up. You did not as your opinion is as valued as anyone else. No one is right. Just different interpretations.
Your '08 looks sweet with those miles. You should be proud to show it off. It's not easy to keep a car looking so good when it's being driven regularly. Car folks appreciate that.
Hey, m05fastbackGT, maybe a new thread entitled, "Let's see how nice your high mileage cars still look." Since I'm in the 'middle' I can post again.
I think I'll just lurk around for awhile, but thanks.
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Old May 28, 2021 | 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by NC07GTCS
Oh no! Never delete posts unless you really screw up. You did not as your opinion is as valued as anyone else. No one is right. Just different interpretations.
Your '08 looks sweet with those miles. You should be proud to show it off. It's not easy to keep a car looking so good when it's being driven regularly. Car folks appreciate that.
Hey, m05fastbackGT, maybe a new thread entitled, "Let's see how nice your high mileage cars still look." Since I'm in the 'middle' I can post again.
Actually, there's already an existing thread for upper/higher mileage "05-"09 S197 cars
https://themustangsource.com/forums/...5-09-a-523502/

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This is my '08 Bullitt with only 14,000 miles on it. it is all original.
Welcome aboard! Also thanks for sharing an image of your 14k mile Bullitt, as she looks absolutely stunning

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Old May 28, 2021 | 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by m05fastbackGT
Actually, there's already an existing thread for upper/higher mileage "05-"09 S197 cars
https://themustangsource.com/forums/...5-09-a-523502/Welcome aboard! Also thanks for sharing an image of your 14k mile Bullitt, as she looks absolutely stunning
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Old May 28, 2021 | 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by terlingua17

This is my '08 Bullitt with only 14,000 miles on it. it is all original.
very nice ride.
and also welcome to the source.

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Old Sep 25, 2022 | 06:40 AM
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33k on my 07 Gt-500 All Highway Miles Commuting 07-10. Probably 2k 2011 to date! 2 or 3 Batteries During The Latter! Still Smells New on a Hot Day!

Oh and on A Side Note I got an 1980 Ltd 2 Door with 26K.

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Old Nov 11, 2022 | 07:39 AM
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About two months ago I bought a 2006 GT Premium with 7,200 miles. My first Mustang and will likely be with me to my grave. I love this car!
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Old Nov 11, 2022 | 12:06 PM
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Very low miles indeed congrats!
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Old Nov 11, 2022 | 12:41 PM
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About two months ago I bought a 2006 GT Premium with 7,200 miles. My first Mustang and will likely be with me to my grave. I love this car!
Yup! 7,200 miles is most definitely low mileage... Perhaps you wouldn't mind sharing some photo's as I'm sure we all would be very interested in seeing your new to you 2006 GT premium... With that being said,


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Old Nov 11, 2022 | 01:03 PM
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That is not even 500 miles a year. Wow, very low, like new and 16 years young!
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Old Nov 12, 2022 | 09:11 PM
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Couldn't had said it better myself
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Old Oct 12, 2023 | 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Ripstang

2005 Mustang GT stick. Currently as it sits with 32616 Km or 20266 miles, mostly highway.
Got An Email Back From Craig Today Look Forward To A Visit Soon! Got a Feeling Mileage is Still Very Low!

KC

Perhaps Some Other Thread Subscribers will Stop By and Say Hi!
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Old Oct 22, 2023 | 02:12 PM
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Hi KC!
34231K as of today! No need to update the picture it still looks the same!
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