That United Flight 93 was shot down over Pennsylvania on 911 despite the passengers ' attempts to overtake the hijackers . <| sep |> Tire wear is probably the only indicator you will have about how it was driven . In 5 k miles unless the previous owner had no idea how to drive a manual and 0 cares about getting better , you wouldn ' t be able to tell anything from a clutch with 5 k miles . I replaced my clutch at 45 k because I wanted a better one to match a lighter flywheel , I have one track day , 10 autox ' s and LOTS of hard canyon driving , pretty sure it felt about the same as when it was brand new . But tire wear would be an indication . At 5 k miles , if there is any noticeable wear on the outside edge of the tire , it was driven spiritedly . Also for comparison , my dad has a 15 performance pack with those garbage Pirelli pzeros . The rears only lasted him 910 k miles with no track days or AutoX . That was purely street driving , probably with a lot of rubber burning lol . So if they are not that worn out , it probably wasn ' t driven that hard . Because seriously , those pzeros are total garbage . Beyond that , if the dealer can tell you how much brake pad is left , you can also see if it has seen hard braking . Although within 5 k miles , it would have had to see track time to have worn the brakes down enough to really even notice .