I came across a fairly clean 2000 100 series. My wife needs a daily driver and I would like to know what you guys think. One concern I have is that it has around 125,000 miles on it. In addition, the transmission apparently went out around 56,000, although it has obviously been replaced. I have reviewed the section on Cristo's site pertaining to purchasing a used vehicle, but I would appreciate any thoughts you all may have about purchasing a vehicle with this many miles and the previous transmission issue. Thanks.
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Do they have documentation on the transmission replacement? New, used, etc? I have a 2000 100 series that has 118K and it runs like a top. I have owned it since it had 50K. I just did a 2,500 mile road trip in it 2 weeks ago and it ran perfect. Was the 90K service done? What are they asking? Prices are really low right now. I've seen a number of nice 2000's going for $10-$12K.
TWO WEEKS? I can get that done in less then two days!
What are they asking for the 2000?
What are they asking for the 2000?
He didn't say how long the trip was, just that he did it two weeks ago.... in a LC, is there an IronButt award equivalent?
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Thanks for the replies. They are asking $15,000, which I know is too high and so do they. If they don't come off that price, I won't buy it. They do have documentation on the transmission replacement, but I haven't reviewed it yet. I obviously need to ask more questions about that but from what I understand, I believe it was replaced with a new transmission. The 90,000 mile service was done and the timing belt was indeed replaced.
