[slapr]

OK my friend is going to get a car from his friend so we did a carfax report on it.

Under the Milage check accuracy

In the Truth in Milage Check it says Odometer Problems Reported by a DMV

So we go under the detailed reports and it states that the DMV issued a Exceeds Mechanical Limits Title

The advisor says "An EML title is issued when the owner discloses an odometer rollover to a DMV. Rollovers occur on vehicles with 5 digit odometers that go from 99,000 to 00,000 every 100,000 miles.

Under 2 differnt dates, 2 more Exceeds Mechanical Limits Titles were issued.

My friends question, does this pose a problem to him in the future like regarding insurance and such. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

[Brusky]

unlikely that it'll affect your insurance other than your premiums.

the older the car, the cheaper the shiet.

[ghost]

i never heard of insurance going up cuz you have alot of miles?

is this true?

[some-azn-guy]

My friends question, does this pose a problem to him in the future like regarding insurance and such. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

insurance? nope.
insurance companies don't care about how many miles a car has..nor do they care about whether or not that reading is accurate.

these are the main factors taken into consideration when calculating premiums:
-age and gender of driver
-driving record on the streets
-car type and model
-geographic location
-how much you estimated to drive daily/weekly

the older the car, the cheaper the shiet.

generally, that's true. but it's not always the case.