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Originally Posted by musa
I wouldn't base a decision solely over 20k mileage difference. To put things into perspective, that's about 3 oil changes. It's not much of a difference in these vehicles. I DIY my vehicles and I can tell you that for a fact, so don't be stuck-up on mileage. If you have the maintenance records of the higher mileage vehicle and it has better options, I'd go for that. Consider also the interior condition of the newer vehicle. If everything checks out on the 2018, I'd go for that one despite the higher mileage.
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Saw the 2018, was rougher than pictures showed. A lot of paint imperfections, brakes would need to be replaced within 5-10k and the motor sounded buzzy, nothing like my old F25 X3 n55.
Will check out the 2016 this weekend.