Should I Buy This Used 2011 Ford Fiesta SES Hatchback Manual?

[FestiveFiesta]

Thank you for helping me! It has about 120 miles on it for $2500 USD certified. I'll be doing 10-15 miles a year. I'd be happy if it can last another 3+ years. I feel that it can if I keep regular oil changes on time and drive it smoothly then I can prove everyone wrong who keeps raising their voice at me for choosing Ford and not the other brands. I told them I did my research and that the Fiesta fits my needs the most. But they may be right, so my research continues. Do you or someone you know have a Fiesta with higher milage than this one and still going strong?

 

[AZSP33D]

Mostly Fiesta ST people here, not so many Fiesta SES.

 

[TyphoonFiST]

At 10-15 miles per year it should last you a millennia!

 

[D1JL]

I bought a '11 Fiesta SES, new and loved it.
I traded it in for my '14 Fiesta ST and I love it more.

 

[Kenophobia]

Thank you for helping me! It has about 120 miles on it for $2500 USD certified. I'll be doing 10-15 miles a year. I'd be happy if it can last another 3+ years. I feel that it can if I keep regular oil changes on time and drive it smoothly then I can prove everyone wrong who keeps raising their voice at me for choosing Ford and not the other brands. I told them I did my research and that the Fiesta fits my needs the most. But they may be right, so my research continues. Do you or someone you know have a Fiesta with higher milage than this one and still going strong?

Just recently sold my 2011 Fiesta SES and bought a 2016 Fiesta ST. My SES was at 190K miles and still going strong. With the proper preventative maintenance, these can go for quite a while. When I sold it, the guy who bought it was amazed at the condition and that everything was running. Just give the vehicle a good inspection and check it out, but there's no reason these can't go up to, or beyond, 200K. Mine old one certainly will, even if I don't finish out the last 10K myself.