[Zeros and ones]

don't do it... this is coming from 2nd hand experience...

I have a buddy of mine that is always getting very high millage cars... m5, m3 AMG, s4, etc.

he not only gets stuck with them for a very long time but in order to sell them he needs to make all the repairs for them first and he always goes cheap. Who wants to buy a broken car... especially when the repair bills stack up in the thousands..

Always ends up loosing money on the deal. He is now currently trying to sell a e36 m3 with close to 170,000 miles for $8,000. Nobody wants to buy. why? cause he bought the car as a salvage and restored it cheap.

He has an S4 that is needs to sell too.... close to 200,000 miles.

If you do end up getting a high millage car.... make sure it is immaculate to the point where it has been to very well taken care of it is brand new. Otherwise it is not worth it