14 year old 328i with 199,400 miles on it.
Sometimes I regret replacing my 9 year old IS300 with 90K miles on it with this Bimmer. Like when it left me stranded twice in two days.Grrrrrrr
14 year old 328i with 199,400 miles on it.
Sometimes I regret replacing my 9 year old IS300 with 90K miles on it with this Bimmer. Like when it left me stranded twice in two days.Grrrrrrr
Mk4 (1999) Golf, 244,000 miles
before that, 1992 Benz, 310,000 miles (sold, still running to and from Florida)
A few before that, 1993 Dodge P/U truck, sold with 365,000 miles and still running strong.
Mrs. Boost - 2005 Town and Country, 140,000 miles.
'05 Mustang GT, 46K
'06 Miata, 40k miles.
It had 35,500 when I got it in April.
(The M3 is about 85k, Sprite is 5k since restored and the Radical is on it's 3rd SCCA logbook)
I alternate between a 23 yr old Miata with 130k miles and a 39 yr old Mini with ~104k km.
Volksrodden wrote:Cotton wrote:probably a Ford Focusyamaha wrote: '01 Fukus is my technical DD, although the only times it gets driven alot are in the winter or if my other summer only vehicles is down. It has 122k miles on it, I bought it at 9k miles, sold it to my family at 13k, and bought it back at 116k. Summer DD is normally the '91 SHO, sitting at 174k on the chassis(drivetrain is at about 12k)I feel stupid for asking this, but what's a fukus?
It is a focus, I just hate this one......I bought it back from my parents last year as I couldn't find a reasonable winter beater.
91 Chevy C1500 Ext Cab. Odo broke last year @ 279,000 so maybe around 290-300k by now.
22 year old Integra. Purchased 12 or so years ago with 180,000(?) or so miles. Just flipped 380,000 miles during an 800 mile round-trip a couple weeks ago. Do I win something? 
On 90+ degree days, I regret recently doing a timing belt and water pump. I sincerely wish it would just berkeleying die, so I could stop being a cheap c*nt and get something a little nicer.
If she makes it to spring, I'll have flipped 400k.
Either a 93 Civic with 179k miles (second motor though) or a '95 F150 with 204k miles.
Samurai: '95, mileage unknown (the odometer only has 5 digits, then it ticks over to zero).
Corolla: '91, 200k+ miles on the chassis, something similar on the gearbox I dropped in recently, zero on the new engine so far.
07 BMW M coupe, 57k miles or an 03 Suburban 2500 with 130k
2012 WRX, 15k miles
Mine: 2013 WRX 14K miles
Wifes: 2012 Outback 6MT 35K miles
We are a Subaru family apparently. Also they are the same color. It's hilarious.
1986 BMW M535i with around 202,000 miles.
'93 Civic. 183,000 miles. Original engine. Original clutch
2012 Mazda 3 (14 months old), 16,000 miles
Wow, for once I probably have the newest DD.
2013 Nissan LEAF - 3 weeks old - 525 miles.
Warm sunny days - 1990 Miata - 135k miles
Wife's car - 2011 Kia Forte hatch - we've had it 9 months. IIRC it's something like 19,000 miles now.
Family truckster - 2001 Kia Sedona - had since new. Now has 90,000 miles.
I split my time between an 05 Mustang GT with 102k and a 97 Explorer with 202k. The wife's is a '14 Mazda 6 with about 10k
'04 MCS, a tad over 104K miles, 54K of which came from me 
Klayfish wrote: Wow, for once I probably have the newest DD. 2013 Nissan LEAF - 3 weeks old - 525 miles.
Perhaps, but it was close...
2013 Sportwagen TDI - 3 weeks old - 1378 miles
My e36 is officially retired to autocross mule.
2006 Subaru Impreza Wagon. Bought it @ 120K km in 2011. Currently at ~174k
2003 TDi Wagon - purchased new - 10 1/2 years old - 322K miles
Poop may win for the car with the most miles, but I think I win for most miles on one car (so far).
I cycle between the 2012 Mazda2 with 22k and my 2007 Silverado that just hit 102k. My wife is cycling between her 2007 FJ Cruiser with 128k and what was supposed to be my 1990 Porsche 911 with 99k miles. She has officially stolen it. I still get to drive it, but it's hers.
My 95 Passat has 143k on it, which is relatively low for an 18 year old car, I suppose. Nothing special at all.
My 1970s Raleigh Sports doesn't have an odometer. I will make up a figure of 7 and I fail to put any units on that figure.
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