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Ever wondered how many kilometres is too much for a used car? There isn’t a single answer. Generally speaking, vehicles with under 100,000 km are considered low mileage. Vehicles with 100,000 km to 160,000 km are considered average mileage. Anything between 160,000 and 200,000 km or over is considered high mileage. But mileage alone doesn’t define whether a used car is a good option to buy. Age, driving conditions, and maintenance history are important factors to examine before purchasing a used vehicle. Continue reading with our experts at Kia Victoria to learn more about what you should consider when shopping for a used car and check out Certified Pre-Owned vehicles.
To learn more about Kia’s CPO program, visit Kia.ca.
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You should find a used vehicle that has a mileage reading that reflects its age. You might find a used vehicle that has low mileage but is older, for example, a 10-year-old car with 40,000 km. While this might seem like a great option, this ratio shows the vehicle wasn’t used much over the years. On average, Canadians drive between 15,000 km and 20,000 km every year. You can use these figures to get a rough estimate of how far a vehicle has driven against its age. In this example, the vehicle has driven roughly 4,000 km in a year, which is very little. When not in use, the vehicle was likely stored, which can lead to rust and other issues if not properly maintained.
For Victoria area residents looking for a used vehicle, it’s important to consider the driving conditions when buying a used vehicle, especially those who frequent the mainland. Thanks to the milder weather on the island, rust buildup isn’t a major concern. Road salt is one of the biggest contributors to this buildup. While it’s a necessity in most of the country, including Vancouver, Victoria’s mild climate means road salt is rarely needed. Snowfall is light and melts quickly, which means cars aren’t exposed to chemicals that lead to rust.
Another important factor to consider is maintenance history. A car with higher mileage that is well maintained could be in better condition than the option with lower mileage. Whenever you’re buying a used car, always ask for maintenance history.
Anyone looking for a quality used vehicle should check out options under Kia’s CPO program. The vehicles have undergone a 149-point inspection to ensure proper function. They include an extended warranty and several other benefits.
Stop by Kia Victoria to check out our wide inventory of used vehicles, including CPO options. If you have any questions, please contact us.
To learn more about Kia’s CPO program, visit Kia.ca.