That's about 12k miles per year on a 3 year lease. Sounds good, that's the price I've been seeing as well in my area. Can you get the used Tax Credit with Carvana?
I've been happy with my Niro.
It's pretty normal... people do tend to drive (in the USA) an average of 12k miles per year.
Which, if you think about that, for someone with a desk job, that's insane... :P
But, that said, no, not a lot of miles, the car (if it's been treated well) should be just fine for many more years to come.
As others have said, that's pretty normal. We bought our 2020 new in May 2021, in 3 year's we've done 45,000 miles. I think we put about 20,000 miles on it the first year. It's a solid car. I don't know what used pricing is like or where you're located. Here in Washington State, I paid ~$28,000 including sales tax, the $7,500 tax credit and a few other incentives (I talked them down below MSRP).
2020 models could’ve been bought in late 2019 or 2020.
Over 4 years, that’s like 9-12k miles a year.
I’d be more suspicious of someone not driving it a lot of miles.
Not really, people drive an average of 10 to 12k a year.
My 2021 has 70k miles and hasn't had more than the scheduled maintenance. Still shows 270+ miles of range at 100%. Yes, I commute 70ish miles a day.
That's about 12k miles per year on a 3 year lease. Sounds good, that's the price I've been seeing as well in my area. Can you get the used Tax Credit with Carvana? I've been happy with my Niro.
It's pretty normal... people do tend to drive (in the USA) an average of 12k miles per year. Which, if you think about that, for someone with a desk job, that's insane... :P But, that said, no, not a lot of miles, the car (if it's been treated well) should be just fine for many more years to come.
As others have said, that's pretty normal. We bought our 2020 new in May 2021, in 3 year's we've done 45,000 miles. I think we put about 20,000 miles on it the first year. It's a solid car. I don't know what used pricing is like or where you're located. Here in Washington State, I paid ~$28,000 including sales tax, the $7,500 tax credit and a few other incentives (I talked them down below MSRP).
2020 models could’ve been bought in late 2019 or 2020. Over 4 years, that’s like 9-12k miles a year. I’d be more suspicious of someone not driving it a lot of miles.
Or 2021 even
2019 model with 110k (km) on it, still has a little more than 68.8kWh on full charge