QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Jun 26 2020, 06:11 PM)
definitely agree with you on point no. 1 but cannot agree with point no. 2 because i have no experience on this
i guess i'll be better off sticking to new car purchases, my mental capacity is not wired to handle all these additional worries.
give u some tips
1. always assume the mileage on any recond car is wrong, it's always being readjusted
forget about the mileage, always assume is wrong
and try to do a major service right after u bought the car plus all the wear and tear should u or the mechanic saw any
treat it as buying used car because it is technically a used car from japan
forget the mileage and change what should be changed and you're good to go
but if you're not pro in cars, suggest still stick with new car(nothing beats a brand new car with 5 years warranty)