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I want to buy a Toyota IQ - what sort of mileage is reasonable?
For my next car I fancy buying something cheap to run with a low or zero tax disc price. I'm thinking about a used Toyota IQ. With such a small engine, would there be a mileage limit above which I shouldn't buy? Or is the mileage less important than how the miles have been achieved?
Asked on 29 August 2010 by Dave Nokes
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Honest John
It has the same chain cam engine as the Citroen C3, Peugeot 107, Toyota Aygo. It's reasonably robust, but see the car-by-car breakdown entries at HJUK for those cars for what goes wrong.
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