Buying ultra low mileage cars
A very good friend has a 3 year old Honda Jazz for sale. It has only a few thosand miles on the clock and has remained virtually undriven since he had a stroke two years ago. What are the pitfalls of buying such a car?
Asked on 16 August 2011 by Mister Chris
Answered by
Honest John
Flatspotted tyres, flat battery, corrosion on the brake discs and inside the exhaust system, condensation damage, will need fresh brake fluid and, if it's a CVT, needs fresh transmission fluid.
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