I think 'newness' is indicated by whether or not the car has been
registered to a private owner (versus the dealer), not the number of
miles on it. So, a car could have 1000 miles on it and never have been
registered, and considered 'new', but another car could be driven off
the showroom floor with 10 miles on it, and be considered 'used' once
it is registered to a private owner. That's how they can sell demo's as
new cars (although I think dealers may now put them into their CPO
programs in some cases).

Dan D
'04 A4 1.8Tq MT-6
Central NJ USA