Sorry bud, but if you’re going to buy a 10+ year old car, things are going to break. Don’t matter whether it be Toyota, or Ford, things are going to need fixing when a car is that old.
If it’s running mint now, something is going to go sooner than later.
Some words of wisdom: “If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.” If the car you’re after is significantly cheaper than the rest of the market, chances are there are some things the owner doesn’t want you to know about.
Best of luck! I’ll keep an eye out for ya! :R
/entersarcasm
OR, you could just buy a Honda… Kev, AMIRIGHT?