Bigcol
New member
I am interested to know what is the considered "average " milage for the kind of cars we drive.
In general the average mileage for cars across the board appears to be 10,000 miles per annum. At least that is what we are lead to believe When it comes to insurance and servicing.
When, however, we look to buy a car from within the fold on some websites it indicates low or high milage for the year. My question is what is the considered average for our cars. Is it the same as the national average or is it less. It puzzles me that most insurance companies put limits on policies and I wondered if this is due to the average driven or if it is a way to up the premiums subliminally.
Do we tend to do less miles due to many cars being a second car or do we get out and enjoy them and clock the miles up.
Does it even matter nowadays regarding wear and tear or is it just the risk factors regarding insurance.
In general the average mileage for cars across the board appears to be 10,000 miles per annum. At least that is what we are lead to believe When it comes to insurance and servicing.
When, however, we look to buy a car from within the fold on some websites it indicates low or high milage for the year. My question is what is the considered average for our cars. Is it the same as the national average or is it less. It puzzles me that most insurance companies put limits on policies and I wondered if this is due to the average driven or if it is a way to up the premiums subliminally.
Do we tend to do less miles due to many cars being a second car or do we get out and enjoy them and clock the miles up.
Does it even matter nowadays regarding wear and tear or is it just the risk factors regarding insurance.