What is the optimal age and mileage for a used car?
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The optimal age for a used car is within 5 years, and the mileage should be under 50,000 kilometers. Below are some related introductions about used cars: 1. Optimal age and mileage: The optimal age is within 5 years, as environmental regulations are being upgraded rapidly, and annual inspection standards are becoming stricter. If the new car's market value is below 200,000, then the mileage should ideally be under 50,000 kilometers; if the new car's market value is between 200,000 and 700,000, then a mileage under 100,000 kilometers is still acceptable in terms of performance. 2. Considerations when purchasing: Check the brand and model—here, the model refers to the vehicle's specific type. Some brands are easier to maintain, with more available and cheaper spare parts, making such used cars more convenient for future use. Also, consider the price drop of the new car. If the new car's price is relatively stable and the price drops slowly, the used car's resale value will be higher.