Secondhand Freelander 2 - What's an acceptable mileage?
My partner and I are thinking about buying a used Freelander 2, 2008, with around 60000 miles.
Would you consider that OK in terms of mileage, of probably too high?
And if OK, then what costs ahould we expect, in terms of maintenance?
Would you consider that OK in terms of mileage, of probably too high?
And if OK, then what costs ahould we expect, in terms of maintenance?
Asked on 12 December 2011 by vandinha
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