Cost Difference based on Mileage

There is no measure like you are suggesting - $x.xx per xx miles.

Furthermore, ther are a variety of other factors that tend to effect sales price more than mileage - options, condition, recent service, new tires ... even things like color.

Also, the "deduction" for mileage tends to be reduced as the car ages. For example - on a 'new' F430 5000 miles is probably worth $5000-7500. On a 1978 308 5000 additional miles probably makes little to no difference in the sales price.

If you provide more specific details regarding the two 360's I might be able to give you a better answer.

Scottie

 

I would say that it is in the range of $1-2 per mile (assuming both are very low mileage). the difference between two 1999 360 with 30k or 35k miles would be about .60 per mile IMHO. the difference between two 2004 360 with 3k or 8k miles might be as high as $10k, but more likely around $6-7k.
BT

 

You can try Kelly blue book- kbb.com or nada.com, and enter in mileage and options for most cars to get a value, but I dont think they have it listed on a lot of newer or exotic cars.