Gd day Gurus. I saw a tokunbo Toyota Avensis car with a mileage of 233,000 miles . The car looks very neat and water is still coming out from d exhaust pot in the morning. Does this show that the engine is still in good condition despite the high mileage.

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I hope you mean droplets if yes, then it means the engine is in top shape, after purchasing please don't use palmoil or adinagbon in the engine

ray48:
Gd day Gurus. I saw a tokunbo Toyota Avensis car with a mileage of 233,000 miles . The car looks very neat and water is still coming out from d exhaust pot in the morning. Does this show that the engine is still in good condition despite the high mileage.

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CC Nurey
CC Kingreign

Don't rely on such.

con sellers pour bucket loads of water into the exhausts when selling to deceive gullible buyers

nurey:
I hope you mean droplets if yes, then it means the engine is in top shape, after purchasing please don't use palmoil or adinagbon in the engine

���. So d high mileage doesn't really matter?

Don't follow such bro

nurey:
I hope you mean droplets if yes, then it means the engine is in top shape, after purchasing please don't use palmoil or adinagbon in the engine

kingreign:


Don't rely on such.

con sellers pour bucket loads of water into the exhausts when selling to deceive gullible buyers

That's why I said droplets, not water gushing out, but I will be more explicit

ray48:


���. So d high mileage doesn't really matter?

This only happens early in the morning or cold weather days, let's leave the chemistry out of it for now.

It would not happen in the afternoon when weather is hot as the exhaust would have gained heat from the atmosphere so the water would come out as steam rather than droplets.

High mileage in a car doesn't mean it's bad, just means timely maintenance would be required. You still have to do due diligence on the car to ascertain its state before making purchase