wanted to ask before I buy.

Hey yall,

I’ve been looking to buy a 16/17 year accord v6 coupe for a while now. I’ve been seeing the majority of them in the $15k range with 100-110k miles. My budget is around 10k, and I stumble across this listing.

The car has 160k miles, is two owner, no accidents, and seems to be in good physical condition.

I was wondering the following:

1) Is this a good deal?

2) If I verify that the car is in good mechanical condition for its mileage with a pre-purchase inspection, how many miles could I realistically get out of it before I’d need major work done?

3) What would the rough monthly costs be of owning this car? I’m a 19 y/o with a clean driving record in California.

Thanks!

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