What's the absolute maximum mileage/kilometrage on a used

It depends on the car. There's some cars I'd feel comfortable buying with over 500k miles and there's some cars I wouldn't feel comfortable buying with over 60k miles.

>>16536131
Once a car goes past like 90k mi it needs to have had good maintenance. Otherwise expect problems.

How it was kept is more important than mileage.

American full size trucks, no limit.
Japanese compact cars, no limit. Engines are cheap, transmissions are cheap. It's the funky electrical issues that sorry me.

>>16536131
Depends how much I'm paying. If I'm getting a $500 beater, I don't care how many miles it has on it

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>>16536131
I bought an FB with 200k miles on the clock.