yeh comes with full logs books,
has photo's of the receipts  of purchase and stuff like that.
i may check it out but i don't think i could ever buy it..

A little tooo good i think..

LE7SGO;162490 wrote:

is it owned by an old lady or man who possibly didnt drive it much, there was a 94GX on sale a while back now with i think 55000 kms and was an old ladies car who passed away.
but that dash cluster doesnt look like a 98 as it has the digital odometer. unless jap versions have that im not sure. it does seem a bit suss. or maybe its hit 999999 kms and gone back to 0

hope this helps?there is a website out there (dont remember the name?)but it actually tells you the last odometer reading at time of renewal of registration,ive never needed to use it,but have heard of it being pretty helpful for others..il try find it (google it) tonite or tmmrw for you..dont be to sceptical mate as it may,or may not be genuine,but if it is?well you may let a good,hard to come by low k's example dissapear..act fast mate.my car had very low k's also when i purchased it,turned out to be complete legit,very lucky as i was a bit sceptical myself..anyways,il get back to you.kennI.

I just had a look at the actual carsales ad and I can see several things wrong with it.
Firstly, the car is advertised as an MY98 Gen2, however the car is a Gen3. It may be an MY99 built in late 98, but it isn't an MY98 Gen2.
Also, the ad says it has a 2.2L (EJ22). Gen3's were not built with these. The GX  was built with the 2L (EJ20).

Even if the kms are genuine, one has to wonder about the other things wrong with the ad...

As long as the car looks like it's never been played with, ie; genuine low km in the condition, I wouldn't be too sceptical. Carsales.com adverts direct you through multi choice questions, often it's impossible to get your actual car's description through their system and easy to be inadvertently mislead. If the car is a Gen 3, it's possibly priced as a Gen 2 because the owner thinks that's what it is, based on the info they got through carsales.com. The Gen4 GT spec B I purchased was incorrectly advertised as a 2006 MY06 5 speed manual, when it was in fact a 2007 MY08 6 speed.
Just check the service history, pedal rubbers, door trims, carpet etc for signs of wear. At 19k the car should present as new as long as it's been garaged.

When i was looking for my GEn2 i was only looking at 1998 models in manual and under 200k.
then one day at work i accidentally searched 99 and wham up popped a 98 Bilstein listed as a 99GX that said it was auto.
but looking at the photo's i saw it was obviously a manual.
3 days later i was the proud owner of a 98 Bilstein with top spec.
as dtrally said carsales can be a pain to select what model you have.

could genuinely be sold by someone who has no idea what car they drive.

some people just look at their rego, see the year and whack it into google.

when i sold my liberty, it was a 97 built gen2, and i had people ringing and asking if its a gen3.