High mileage cups

[JohnnyE]

Thinking of buying a high mileage cup 140k has been looked after with service history and just had belts done
Price wise what are peoples thoughts?

 

[Daniel]

As long as it’s not rusty underneath, £3k-ish.

 

[R3k1355]

Condition is everything, especially with higher mile cars.

 

[davo172]

Would buy on condition, service history and number of owners over miles any day

 

[Bankrupt_drunk]

I'd be far more worried about service history, crunchy gearboxes and rust than miles. When looked after these clios will do very high mileagea

 

[Pauleds]

Thinking of buying a high mileage cup 140k has been looked after with service history and just had belts done
Price wise what are peoples thoughts?

Remember the one I used for Sprints and Hillclimbs. That had done over 170k miles, was bog standard and when I put it on the rollers out of curiosity at efi it still had 160bhp.
Serviced and belts done it wouldn't bother me.

 

[Mr Underhill]

My BG is on 140,000 miles now, is used daily 365 days of the year and is as good as my 80,000 RB.

As above, condition, service history and corrosion are priorities over miles. £3,000 - £3,500 if it's a nice car.

Not worth buying if it's rough as lots of parts are now NLA and good quality parts are really hard to get hold of should it need any.

 

[R3k1355]

Would buy on condition, service history and number of owners over miles any day

I would still consider a rough Cup if it had fairly low miles tho, because they're increasingly sought after.

You can repair mechanical issues, but you can't take the miles off (without someone noticing)

 

[Tommyd1]

I would still consider a rough Cup if it had fairly low miles tho, because they're increasingly sought after.

You can repair mechanical issues, but you can't take the miles off (without someone noticing)

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