Forgot to add that part of this is that we typically think of a car with $225K miles as an *old* car too. If you drove 15K miles a year, the car would be 15 years old, while this car is just
6 years old. Many issues with cars are not just mileage related, but age as well, rusting out for example. Which is another good thing with today's cars, they sure hold up to rust a lot better. If that car was 15 years old, showing it's age together with 225K miles, it would be worth a lot less.Heck, with what they get for used parts at the junk yard, I'm sure you could part out that car and get a lot more than $1500.