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Should I buy a 2011 v50 with 109K?

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Old Dec 18, 2013 | 10:03 AM
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Default Should I buy a 2011 v50 with 109K?

For those that have owned a v50 wagon, I would welcome any feedback on the car. This particular one is a 2011 v50 with 109K, one previous owner, mostly highway miles. Car is in excellent shape both inside and out. Would be interested in hearing both good and bad on this model. This is a US based car, adding that because not sure if anything different from the V50's in Europe.
 
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Old Jan 12, 2014 | 03:23 PM
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I think buying a newer car with tons of miles is a great way to go providing oil and such were changed on time! Many stay away from these cars which I think is crazy. Older cars with lower miles bring all the money while in fact they can be much more problematic. I got a 2005 V50 with 145k and it's great so far, 4 months into it. I love it! I am not a White Block fan but this t5 with 6spd is a decent ride.
 
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Old Feb 5, 2014 | 09:20 PM
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Have a look at myCarfax.com. If you put in the VIN, you can get a FREE listing of ALL official service done on the car (!!). If the oil changes were regular, I wouldn't worry for the mechanicals.

Electronics, now, is another matter. Search this forum for "dealer reprogram" and decide for yourself.
 
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