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£1500. the only problem is it has 150,000 miles!! it does however have full service history most of it by toyota and has just flew through its MOT. apparantly everything is absolutly mint. just wanted to know how many miles are these engines good for?? is 150,000 too many miles?? anny input would be appriciated! mine is now at 262000km (about 162000miles) and still going strong.If its been looked after it should be fine as long as you look after it.
I believe there is someone in Oz with a n/a at about 400,000miles...http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=25961 it may well do, but you wont be able to confirm unless you have a japanese mate to read it all out for ya 
(uk) however, being a uk car, sounds like a good deal, and at least you can read those history receipts, and for that money and milage its about the right price. Much depends on how long you want to keep the car i suppose. However i am only doing about 6k per year so still plenty of life left in it for me. £2250....sure i can not tempt you? Leather seats. full electrics etc, service history. - where did you see the car with 150k on it, was it accross mount pleasant by any chance - duno what the garage is called, near merry hill?, like shocks/brakes/bushes then dont worry.... raced it for 4 seasons and made as much as 440 rwhp. We are now taking the engine out with 204,000 miles on it.! At the end of the day.. to a dealer, its an old car with big milage on it. Don't look to enthusiastic if you really want it !.. there are plenty out there ! Things you have to think about with milage is worn suspension, worn bushes, worn steering joints, worn brake calipers... all these usually get tired with age and are quite expensive to change out. 
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My NA has done 183,500 miles now of which just over 101,000 are mine 