227k bitches! How many miles does your car have?
 

I have a 1993 Nissan Altima and I'm the 2nd owner. A week ago I hit the 227k mark. I am planning on driving that car into the ground... and it has begun.

* My winshield got cracked this winter when it was -20 outside.
* My transmission fluid is leaking, no problem, just need a new gasket cover
* My brakes started to grind, no problem, just need some new break pads.
* The car sometimes smells funky, don't know what it is, who cares.
* Yesterday the starter died. It's sitting in the garage. I'll replace it this weekend probably.

Can any match or beat my mileage with a car you regularly drive or did drive?

My 1990 Chevy Cavalier has over 725k :winkwink:

That is a lot of miles heh.

I rode your mom to the ripe old mileage of 320k

That's about a 50k miles per year average. :helpme

yeah, i just bought the car last month and it had 720k

since june ive put almost 6k on it. (i deliver pizzas part time)

mine is at 127k needs new brakes and an alignment

i have benn checking out the Saab 95's but i want to keep this car for a couple more years

why take on a whole new set of payments

My car is a 2000.. and I only have like 30k kilometers on it.

I guess I don't drive enough. :1orglaugh

When I bought it in March 2002 it had 8 miles on the cock... now it has 29900.

mine is a baby...2003 has 9k miles on it.

Do you have a picture?

Another question, how much did you pay for a car with 725k miles on it?

+-6600 miles = +- 10000km



tb :banana

$300 =)

I'll try to get a pic of the odometer, I'll see if Piksal is up to bringing his cam over later on :)

Bought my car brand new off the lot on 1996 with 7 miles on it. Now it has about 30k miles on it.

I drive about 2 to 4 miles a week these days :)
Last time I put gas in the car was last October, I'm still closer to F than to E :1orglaugh

188k on a 1996 camry

I think people in america want to drive a lot because you always see 1 person in the car most of the time. Driving low miles (like 4 per week) is pretty cool! Saving some money and you'll be able to sell your car for more later on.

just roled over to 67k miles last night

99 honda civic dx

350z 200 miles
KIA 28,000 miles

:thumbsup

how can that be possible ?

No way, hard to believe :)

im guessing the previous owners changed a few engines and transmissions

:thumbsup :1orglaugh

Thats like 7 miles an hour on average 24/7 since it was made.

i put just 6k on it myself within 3 weeks, 2k/week average.

if i kept that up i would hit 1 million miles in 3 years

178k :thumbsup

is it miles or Kilometers?
one of my vehicles has 436k kilometers or about 270k miles , which I will drive into the ground as well

picked mine up in august 2003 with 11 miles on it. its at 44k now :(

Mines a 2003 but have 19000 miles on it. But in November it'll be 2 yrs old, so I'm under the par for mileage.

jDoG

1578 km :Graucho :Graucho

about 334.569 , but still running like a charm :)

i just sold a VW that had 298k on it. Only needs new tie rod end and mas air flow sensor and new rings and new heater core and new gas filter and new windshield and new air filter and she will purr like a kitten.

Less than 20k and its 5 years old. Great working at home and not having to drive much.

are you serious. Thats like impossible for a 4 cylinder car

it is when you change motors 2 or 3 times

I'm at 46,000 miles. Got it at 35,000 4 years ago. My car hardly moves...

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh did the Viper work ?

my truck only has 4k :)

My old Honda Accord in Florida hit 325,000 miles... I ended up leaving it at the apartment complex with no tag when I left for Cali. It still ran :)

my 2002 SUV has
32,4158 miles
thats way more than your 200k

bought my VW last year with 13k miles

now it has 40k miles :winkwink:

and realize
not all miles
are the same miles
right?
hard miles
vs soft miles
i can see for miles and miles

1980 benzoruneo definition of reliability, been in the family since new, more reliable than our camry, used to drive it all the time but the timing chain will probebly break next time i start it because its never been changed...what...yep never, so it started making noises like it wants to fail so we don't drive it, interference engine and all. Doesn't need a whole lot of work, minor dents and scratches, but good looking and comfortable as hell.

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My 2002 rsx type s has only 700 or so kms :D

dude, promote our sites ... if you get 1,000 sales we'll buy you a new civic or something =)

I bought a 90 Nissan Maxima for my son when he turned 16. I bought it from my brother who had been the 2nd owner. When the transmission blew, it had 209K. I was pissed at the kid because I knew hadn't been taking care of it and wouldn't loan him the $$$ to get it fixed ($1500). In hindsight, I wish I had paid and kept it for myself - that was a great old car :)

I had a Ford Ranger with 174K but it had two engines during that time.

The Celica I got new when I turned 16 had 165K on it when I traded it in - and I never ONCE changed the oil in that thing. :winkwink:

I heard its hard to get spares for that make