Can a post-2017 3.6 Cherokee with high mileage (like over 100,000 km) still be a good purchase?

Looking to purchase a 2011-2014 model 1.4T five-seater automatic Touran. Mileage under 100,000 km, must have windows.

Looking to buy a post-2013 Maserati Quattroporte with four-wheel drive. Mileage should be under 100,000 km, original condition.

Looking to buy an Acura, good condition, black interior, real mileage around 100,000 km.

Can I still consider getting a 3.6 from 2017 to 2023 after a few years? I really like this model but I'm not a fan of the new Cherokee design. Plus, there aren't many 3.6 models from 2017 onwards available in the market. Our family car still has about five to six years before it retires. I'm worried about buying it only to face major repairs. Can I still consider getting one with higher mileage by then?

Looking for a 2015 Scirocco R with low mileage (within 100,000 km), preferably from a single original owner.

Can a post-2017 3.6 Cherokee with high mileage (like over 100,000 km) still be a good purchase?

Hey folks, is a 2016 manual high-spec Jetta with 100,000 km for 28,000 expensive?

Hey folks, a 2017 standard model VW Jetta with 100,000 km, manual transmission for 18,000. Is it a good deal?

I'm looking to buy a mid to high trim Ford Taurus from 2015-2017. I want the car to be in good condition with low mileage, and I'm willing to pay a bit above the market price. Planning to purchase in about a month or two since I'm currently still saving up. It's for personal use, so I'm not in a rush.

Looking to purchase a 2017 black exterior, black interior 3.6 Grand Cherokee!