At what mileage do you consider your new car to not be new anymore?
I am not talking about the moment you drive it off the car dealers lot, I am talking about the mileage that you consider that your new car is not new anymore. The mileage that you stop telling your friends to come look at your “new car”. Question: so, what’s your answer? 5,000, 10,000, 20,000 miles or never?
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