100k miles? 200k miles? We don't care. Crescent Motors buys high mileage cars for fair prices based on real market value — not arbitrary mileage cutoffs.
Most online car-buying tools and dealerships lowball high mileage cars or refuse to buy them entirely. Their algorithms see "150,000 miles" and spit out an insulting number — or no offer at all.
Here's what they're missing:
We evaluate each car individually, not by plugging numbers into a formula. That's why we often pay more than CarMax, Carvana, and other automated buyers for high mileage vehicles.
Still plenty of value here. Most modern cars are built to last 200k+ miles. We pay strong offers for cars in this range, especially Japanese brands.
The "sweet spot" for budget car buyers. High demand for reliable used cars at lower prices. Toyota, Honda, and trucks do particularly well.
Yes, we buy cars with 200k, 250k, even 300k miles. Value depends heavily on make, model, and condition — but there's always a buyer.
When we evaluate a high mileage car, we look at much more than the odometer:
Oil changes on schedule? Timing belt replaced? Transmission serviced? Records prove the car was cared for and significantly increase value.
Does it run well? Any warning lights? Smooth transmission? A high-mileage car that drives great is worth far more than a low-mileage car with problems.
Rust, dents, and torn seats hurt value. A clean interior and solid body add hundreds to your offer, regardless of mileage.
Highway commuter miles are easier on cars than city driving with constant stops, starts, and idle time. We ask about your typical use.
Some cars are built to last. A Toyota with 200k miles is a different story than a Dodge Dart with 200k miles.
We've purchased Toyota trucks with over 400,000 miles that were still running strong. If it runs and drives (or even if it doesn't), we'll make an offer.
Maybe — but it takes significant effort. High mileage cars are harder to sell privately because buyers are skeptical. You'll field lots of questions and lowball offers. Many sellers find our instant cash offer worth more than months of hassle.
Yes. High mileage cars that need repairs are often worth more than you think — for parts, rebuild projects, or mechanics looking for a project. See our junk car page →
CarMax's algorithm heavily penalizes mileage. We typically offer significantly more because we evaluate each car individually rather than running it through a formula.
Don't let high miles stop you from getting a fair offer. Get your cash quote now — mileage doesn't scare us.