<human>: Hey men of Reddit, or females. I'm an 18 year old girl looking for her first car (please refrain from Women Drivers No Survivors jokes). My parents are buying it and my budget can't reach beyond roughly 13,000 to shell out for said vehicle. Im a senior in high school and the car must last through college, and hopefully beyond until I have to buy one myself. It almost must be big enough to carry all my junk to and from school. I learned to drive in a jeep and love them a lot, so I'd like to stay there but my parents refuse to buy me a wrangler, and in some ways I can't blame them. I just find them very kick ass and would love to own one. But really any SUV, that isn't a ford, will do (I hate ford handling, plus I'm from the south and a chevy girl only.) Anyway, the car choice isn't why I am here. I found a red Acura MDX, 2003, and it is only 8,000. These cars normally run a couple thousand higher than that and so I knew there was something imperfect with it, of course. It has 172,000+ miles on it. Now here is my dilemma. My mother is incredibly anal about miles on the car, and will probably shoot me down before I even ask about the car for that number of miles. My question is "Why?" I know the number of miles are important for a preowned car, but is there anything I can do here? This has been a dream first car for a while and I'd hate to pass up such a great price, so what's my worst case scenario for that number of miles? And if you have any suggestions for a good used car, that would be nice too!

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<bot>: ? I'm buying my first used car, and don't know shit about miles on the car. NEED HELP to deal with mother, who's buying the vehicle.