My newest mark 1994 q45t

[silver2k2]

110k Emerald Black

[goody90q45]

Did you buy it or still checking it out? Beige interior? Looks like a nice Q and hard to complain about the relatively low miles. Good luck.

[silver2k2]

Still waiting for a chance to check it out. Probably Saturday. It is the tan interior, but appears to be in good shape from the pictures.

[maxnix]

How do the fluids look? What happened to the blue one? Steering wheel could use some TLC.

[StarPD]

That looks like my '94 Q45t. It had around 105k on it when I traded it a few months agto in Phoenix.I wonder of that's it.

Tan (beige, buckskin, latte?) interior?Scuff on driver's side rear bumper, slight cracking on left upper bolster on driver's seat from cell phone?

If you got mine, you got a GREAT car.18-20 mpg city, 25-28 highway, absolutely NO oil consumption.transmission starting to get weak, but otherwise sttandup, and everything works.

BTW, it has 100 watt high beams.

Oops,never mind. Yours looks like white interior.

[maxnix]

Oops,never mind. Yours looks like white interior.

Camera color imbalance I bet as DJ2 never came with white interior

[captainluigi]

25-28mpg ????????????? you must always be driving down hill.

[StarPD]

25-28mpg ????????????? you must always be driving down hill.

Nope.We took a 7200 mile honeymoon trip through 19 states on regular US highways, almost no Interstates, through every small town from Phoenix though Wyoming and across the Chicago, up to Northern Michigan, down to Florida and across back to Phoenix. Spent 1 week around Chicago with family, then 4 days with family in Northern Michigan driving all local surface street miles. Averaged 25.5 MPG for the trip, door to door. We held around 70 MPH, and had the A/C on most of the way. There was a lot of mountain driving in the West but mostly flat once we left the Dakotas.

I averaged 18 to 21 mpg mixed city driving, surface streets and freeways, and even got 22.5 for 3/4 of a tank one time here in Phoenix for the past 4 years. 5,000 mile OCI produced no oil consumption at all. In fact,I didn't change oil on the 7200 mile trip, and no measurable oil was burned.

When I traded it, it did need some work. It needed an MAF, fuel pump and module, valve cover gasket, A/C blower motor, and tires. Beyond that, everything worked, including the power antenna and 10 disc trunk mounted CD changer. The paint was tired though, getting thin and full of stone chips on the front and mirrors, it had a scuff on the rear bumper on the driver's side, and the paint on the front bumper was cracked from idiots running into it in parking lots.

For someone who could do the work on it, it would have been an excellent buy.

That was a GREAT '94 Q45t.I miss her, and so does my wife.