[Aerkuld]

I would have replied but don't know what to suggest you look for particularly in this situation. I would say that you check the underside for oil leaks. The rear main seal does seem to have been a problem early during production and with low miles it's likely that this has never been updated. On the other hand it won't really have had much of a chance to develop a leak so you may not see anything anyway. If the car really has been used so infrequently I guess I would make sure none of the seals have dried out. Make sure the tires haven't developed flat spots too if it's been sitting without moving.

I suppose it all depends on what you want to do with the car if you get it. If it is going to be a garage queen then I wouldn't worry too much, but if you're intentionis to drive it regularly then you need to be more fussy.On the other hand, if you are going to use it why pay a premium for the low milage?

My personal opinion would be to look for a higher milage but newer car, but that's just me.