> Mileage is very relevant. Most newer cars should last to 100k with no problems,
> if they don't, they are trash. Lasting to 200k without having to make major
> replacements is more impressive.

That's actually the point I was making :) I've had cars over 400,000 before that ran great because they were looked after properly and engineered to last. Kias are disposable, though. If one makes it to 100,000 it's probably because it's been towed for at least half of that.