Wow, you should have bought it from them and ran it longer! I bet it could hit 400k! 
Wow, you should have bought it from them and ran it longer! I bet it could hit 400k!
Someone will buy it and think they got a great deal.
4cylndrfury wrote:nicksta43 wrote: Update on this. They hauled it of to be auctioned last week. It had 306k on it when it left. It was bucking pretty hard at start up and it died a couple times when cold, but always restarted. I have to tip my hat to Honda for building a hell of a vehicle.your boss is a dick
Because he didn't want to drop a bunch of money on a vehicle with 300k miles?
Did I miss something?
A bunch of money? Ed Zachary how much does a set of plugs, a fuel filter, and a few other regular maintenance items run? Clearly a LOT less than a new truck.
The "dont care, its disposable, will buy a new one" mentality drives me up a wall. Buuut, since I smell the torch fuel and hear the sharpening of pitchforks, I will politely take my leave.
...dick is as dick does, and Im out
I think the mentality in this case is that because its a business vehicle the owner was attempting to not spend anything on it, yet write it off entirely as depreciation. Although I'd think you could the same with equipment maintenance and write that off as well, keep the vehicle longer.
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