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@eagleeyedtiger @Dave, some vehicles have totally sound motors into the high 200k kms.
(service history and check up is good, also shows what's been changed/new and how long ago)
Check rubber mounts and suspension, they add to a quiet, comfortable drive and a more secure one, they often show wear at around 100 to 120k km, check replacement.
I'd go for a model that sold plenty so there are spare parts if necessary and an economic one (saves money on petrol and better for environment).
Thanks, I think that's what's worrying me is that some of them are near 200k and are more than my initial budget, which means there's also potentially maintenance work that would be needed as an additional cost. Not to mention also fitting the other criteria I'm looking for. Definitely want something that's cheaper on maintenance and parts.