The milage is very, very low which should set off some alarm bells. Get a
Carfax report to verify the milage.  Find out why it's so low?  Could the
odometer be turned back or was it just used for short trips around town?
Short trips are killers. In my opinion, most state inspections are about
worthless for a car buyer.  You really need to have it looked at
professionally.  And then, there is always the possibility it was in a
wreck, or stored for a long time.  Bottom line, you should know the true
history of the vehicle.  Open the radiator cap (when cool) and look
inside, open the engine oil fill cap and look inside for engine sludge.
If its an auto transmission, check the color of the fluid (it should be
pink)and check its smell. Does the car smoke at all, especially when it's
first started?  Look under the carpets and under the spare tire for water
leaks and the possibility of hidden rust.  Good luck!