Low miles or newer car

As far as I am aware there are no significant changes to cars year over year (only if an “M” package comes out), so for me as a buyer I don’t worry about build year per se.
I very much worry about garage queens, and so should you.
I personally would go for a slightly higher mileage car, with complete records, assuming not a collectible. If you want to drive your car then slightly more miles is better IMO.
For me the next most important factor is the history of the car. If you can know the previous owner that is the best. The second best is a one owner car bought and serviced at the same dealer you are buying it from...that gives me confidence as well.

These cars are more or less “hand made” and often early on in the life of the car the dealer has to correct problems. You want a car that has been driven, pushed a little (but not abused) and then sorted.
Think of it like a boat....I would never buy a more complex boat (cabins, pumps, generators, electronics, winches, etc...) that is 3 years old with 20 hours on her....never.

 

Do the two 2018 cars sit at the same dealer? Also, while colour is the same, what about all the other options?
Like was said, compare by using 11k or 10k, not 15k. If those two 2018 cars are not with the same dealer but completely identical, there's a very good chance you could pick up the 177k car for 170-172k. Some dealer just try to charge more. No news in that.

Do they all have the same amount of CF, the sane seats etc? Same wheels? It matters.

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