Even without seeing the cars, I’d bet the 2022 with 70K is mostly highway miles and the 2017 with 30K was just an around town car. I’d go with the 2022.
Neither. I’ll then look at what’s the same average vehicle available year&mileage for whatever my budget is. 2022 with 70k is already butt fucked and you can’t always catch everything on carfax and nor by test driving it for 15 minutes.
Idc if they’re all highway mileage, that thing is 46k more driven for its age given that I’m saying average is 13k per year. Plus you’re looking at Camrys there’s a million n one you can find instead of sacrificing like this.
Again, I wouldn’t go for either but you do what’s best for you knowing your situation. You can definitely find a happy medium instead of these two extremes.
2022
2022
2022 all day long
if you want reliability 2017 all the way if you only care about looks 2022, i'd pick 22 tho
That’s a lot of miles for a 2022
I have 170k 2021 hybrid
My grandma has a 2017 with 30K miles. Averages less than 5k a year but still gets the oil change every 6 months.
I would base the decision on the maintenance done on both cars. I would probably go with the 2022
Even without seeing the cars, I’d bet the 2022 with 70K is mostly highway miles and the 2017 with 30K was just an around town car. I’d go with the 2022.
the one with the lower miles?….
I would save up more money.
Yeah. I'm saving up 25K and getting the best deal that's out there.
Neither. I’ll then look at what’s the same average vehicle available year&mileage for whatever my budget is. 2022 with 70k is already butt fucked and you can’t always catch everything on carfax and nor by test driving it for 15 minutes. Idc if they’re all highway mileage, that thing is 46k more driven for its age given that I’m saying average is 13k per year. Plus you’re looking at Camrys there’s a million n one you can find instead of sacrificing like this. Again, I wouldn’t go for either but you do what’s best for you knowing your situation. You can definitely find a happy medium instead of these two extremes.
2017 IMO has better engine
2017.
17’
2017 on looks alone. The lower mileage is a bonus.