I'm really not sure of my 1999 Plymouth Voyager (base, 2.4 liter, 31TH trans)'s mileage. The odometer currently reads 163221...but according to the auto data report when I bought it, at the last emissions check/inspection it had 274,000 miles. Oh-kay. The previous owner no speaka da Eengleesh too good, but he must have replaced the body computer and probably the engine at some point; at any rate when I replaced the timing belt in January I found it didn't have the proper tensioner mounting for a 1999-spec engine.
So that was a potential red flag, but when I found out that the check engine codes were clear, it drove well, the A/C still blew cold, and he was willing to let it go for significantly less than the $1500 I had remaining after another driver sought the answer to what happened when you crossed a Chrysler 300 (my previous car...a beauty!) with a Cadillac, and after the banks and insurance companies did their thing, I went for it. It's needed a lot of work (in addition to the timing belt and water pump, I've replaced the radiator, belts, hoses, brakes, and front struts), but so far I've been able to do almost all of it myself. Not a bad decision, I think.