Retired Mint
Retired Mint
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 Retired approval sheet of mint Canada blocks - face $1.00 Cdn.  US $2.14
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 TY SWAMPY the ALLIGATOR BEANIE BABY - MINT RETIRED US $.99
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 Franklin Mint 1970 El Camino SS 396 B11E510 RETIRED US $46.00
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 Swarovski ~ FROG Dad ~ Retired 2006 ^^ AwEsOmE ^ MiNt US $69.99
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 Swarovski ~ GRAND PIANO w/ Stool ~ MinT in Box *Retired US $179.99
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 Swarovski ~ SWAN ~ MiNi * RARE* MiNT * Retired 88 US $39.99
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 Mackenzie Childs Retired Torqauy Wine / Goblet Glass set of 2 mint condition US $91.00
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 2003 Ron Guidry Topps Retired Signature Ed Autograph Mint 9 US $25.00
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Which car would be a better option mechanical wise?
A 2004 Crown Victoria with 98,000 miles
or
A 2000 Crown Victoria with 70,000 miles
They are both retired police cars that look almost mint.
Which is more likely to last longer....just because the one with 90,000 is a 2004 would that make it last longer then the 2000 Crown Vic or not? I'm trying to get the one that will last longer and they are both around the same price.
Thanks.
Doesn't matter even in the slightest.
Those are just numbers. They don't tell you how it was driven. They don't tell you how it was maintained.
100% totally pointless to try to compare them.
You could say, who's in better shape, someone at 50 years old, or someone at 60?
Totally 100% depends on how they've taken care of themselves. The 60 year old might live to 90. The 50 year old might die in a year. Number means nothing.
Either of those cars, if well maintained previously, and well maintained by YOU, will last a long time.
Other than that, there's zero basis to judge how long either will last.