How many miles is too many when it comes to buying a 95-97 Toyota Corrolla?

I was thinking about buying a Toyota Corrolla to get me back and forth to college for 3 years and I want something good on gas and dependable, but I don't know what problems they have after a certain amount of miles.How many miles is too many when it comes to buying a 95-97 Toyota Corrolla?average miles for a car is according to AAA was 12,000 mile per year but that was changed to 15,000 miles per year in late 2005 so i would say

1995- 150,000

1996- 138,000

1997- 126,000



hope this helpsHow many miles is too many when it comes to buying a 95-97 Toyota Corrolla?dont buy any car that is anywhere near 150000..cars are not built like they used to be and that is almost the end of the life of a vehicle now..if i were me i wouldnt buy a car over 45000 not if i intended to use it for three years...How many miles is too many when it comes to buying a 95-97 Toyota Corrolla?you have picked some of the best years for corrollas common of 200,000 400,00 if u change oil and do upkeep use synthetic oil u will be fine and alighnmentsHow many miles is too many when it comes to buying a 95-97 Toyota Corrolla?
honestly, i would go with a civic. something of a 96-00. those cars are like the gas queens. they give if not more depending on model of car, any where from 300 to 450 miles per tank. and its about 30 bucks a tank roughly 10 gallon tank when on e. alot more common, if any thing breaks theres alot more people and shops who would rather work on a civic than a corolla.. and price is way cheap on maintence and parts, because honda parts are so universal. i've seen them run into the 400,000's. just as long as you maintence the car when your suppose. any car will fail with abuse. before you buy any car, you just want to look for or ask of the timing belt and water pump. theres a thing called the 30/60/90k meaning at 30 there should be a maintence and so on... if you buy any cars around the 90 to 100k as in 100,000 that should be fine if they had the car maintence cause thats when a new timing belt and water pump is suppose to go in, no matter the condition of the old one. hope that helps. oh by the way, a resell valve of a civic is more than that of a corolla. and the corolla i believe is a 1.3 to 1.4 liter engine. civc is a 1.5 to 1.6 liter. bigger engine with the same gas if not better of a corolla. and the slight added power is there when needed.