Should I purchase a 2015 Equus with 93k miles?

[axi128]

Hello I am new to the Hyundai World and looking to purchase a 2015 Equus with 93k miles. Two owner car and most recent owner purchased with low miles and appeared to have kept up with maintenance. What are some considerations or things i should look at when I test drive and what is the sense of general reliability of these cars when they go over 100k? My thought was to keep for a few years maybe at 50000 and then sell.

 

[axi128]

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[PMCErnie]

Caveat emptor.

 

[G-866293]

Caveat emptor.

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[PMCErnie]

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[SG-Equus-2011-Signature]

I've owned a 2011 for 4 years. I drive a ton for work and this car is great for road tripping. I have put 90,000 on it in the 4 years. The main issue has been the air ride suspension which I have replaced with a kit from Strutmasters. In hindsight I would have done this right away but I did replace parts as they broke/wore out for the first few years which was kind of expensive. This was especially true when one of the rear bags was damaged on a vacation and I was forced to use a Hyundai garage for the repair. I really have enjoyed the car and just returned from a 57 hour western road trip. I got between 23 and 26 MPG and was very comfortable. My wife was also quite comfy in the passenger seat. I would do it again. The KIA K900 is kind of a a cousin to the Equus and uses a traditional suspension. You might want to consider it. I think it has even less recognition and you can find some good deals on them.