I agree. Something I learned a long time ago about vehicles with mechanical odometers is this: If the odometer has rolled over or someone has rolled it back the numbers will no longer line up in a straight line. If you look closely you will see that the 1 in the hundreds column and the 9 in the ones column do not line up with the rest of the numbers. They are sitting a little lower. There's no doubt that this car is clean looking, but I seriously doubt that it only has 12,000 miles on it.

 

Still a beautiful car, nonetheless. Too bad it looks as if the odometer's been tampered with...

 

If someone had access to a DMV computer, wouldn't they be able to run the VIN number and check for a more accurate mileage? Carfax only works if the car has reported accidents.

 

I think it may be more than 19,000...Ive been looking for a good deal on a 4th gen since the end of March....Ive seen ALOT of cars for that price with 60k or more....So either its a good deal or...I dunno lol

 

not a high demand in my area for these cars as i live in the south everyone wants a truck lol im sure if he thought he could get it he would say 20 30 40 thousand bucks but he wont get that around here

 

He he, just like my Olds 307 back in the day. 0-60 in what seemed like 5 minutes because of loads of smog control crap.. I would be concerned about rubber components (including the tires) rotting away because of age.. Cars of that era had about 5 miles of vacuum hoses on them for the various devices in the car still, as well as the infamous computer controlled Q-Jet carb. Also, original Windshield Washer Fluid? Otherwise it's a nice car!