Hi Leah,

It’s unusual in that the Volkswagen Eos, a folding hard-topped convertible relation of the Golf made from 2006 to 2015, is the sort of car that isn’t an essential part of daily life. It’s not exactly a practical family car, so they typically don’t do as high mileage as more regular hatchbacks, saloons, MPVs and SUVs would do in their lifetime. However, as the earliest ones are now 12 years old, then it’s only around 10,600 miles per annum on average, which is not out of the question for a well-maintained Volkswagen. As long as the Eos you’re looking at has decent history showing its rigorous upkeep, it should be fine.