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The cut off point would have to be 100,000 Miles, that is when the car is basically ready for the scrapyard. If you get a car that's between 30-50 thousand miles, that'd be great. Anything lower would be better, but you'd probably have to pay more.
More miles = Cheaper the car, more used.
Less miles = More expensive, less used.
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