How many miles you alls cars have?

[Loganeffecto]

I just hit 240k on the wife’s Odyssey. This is officially the highest mileage I’ve achieved on a vehicle lol. I’m installing a new Ac condenser this week on her. The power steering line and valve cover is leaking a little, the CV joints click and I believe an engine mount or two are kinda bad, (2nd pair) and could use some new bearings. Other than that It drives and runs great. Wouldn’t trust it to go out of state but around town perfectly fine. My other ride is a Hyundai Accent with 148k. Tiny 1.6 with tiny parts.

[Leviticus_Tomethreus]

Moms dodge caravan has 550k. Dads traverse 50k. Dads Camaro about 27k.

[Loganeffecto]

Moms dodge caravan has 650k. Dads traverse 50k. Dads Camaro about 27k.

Holy crap!

[Leviticus_Tomethreus]

Moms dodge caravan has 650k. Dads traverse 50k. Dads Camaro about 27k.

Holy crap!

I know. Very well loved van. Asked dad, actually 550k.

[mgmlvks]

2011 mustang, 177k, 100k is ours
1995 f250 220k, 50k is ours

[frantheman]

I have about 240k on my Odyssey and my wife has slightly more on her accord I think.

[arizonacamper]

140000 MI on my 2010 Focus 137000 miles on the 07 Ford Explorer and 320000 on my 96 Ford F-350 68 javelin has 108,000 miles don't know what my 70 Challenger has haven't driven it in a while and it's in storage in Nevada
Shawn

[JimL]

Last time I looked, 233k on my 2000 GMC Yukon Denali.

[mksmth]

Jens 06 acura TL 225k but it's about to be replaced
My 2011 f150 167k, 1949 ford f1 idk odometer says 46k but grandfather may have rolled it back. Lol.

[Hot_Diggity]

Mercedes has 290K, daily driver Chevy has 294K, Sunday go to meeting Chevy has 97K. I have a couple 50 year old Datsun's that have 300K+ but they've been rebuilt so many times it hardly counts.

[WYSIWYG]

Sold my 87 300sdl at 500k
Traded my 62 190d off at 250k
Sold my 78 300cd at 300k
My 55 bel-air has turned over more times than I can count
Donated my 72 280 se 4.5 at 320k
My 07 Ram 4x4 diesel is about to turn 300k
I've had a dozen company card that I had to turn in after 50 k but I kept a few a bit longer
The odometer on my 85 380sl quit 18 years ago at 280k
My 17 lincoln has only 40k I don't drive my own cars much anymore mostly rentals when I'm on jobs.

Then there are Mrs wysiwyg's cars but she usually wants a new one after 150k

[Pancholoco1911]

18k on ‘18 4Runner and 56k on ‘17 Camry

[Coldwaterpaddler]

2003 Chevy Avalanche with 215,000 miles, all miles are mine.
2015 Jeep Wrangler with 51,000 miles, only 20k miles are mine.

[25_502s]

My 2016 Vette has @ 8500. My 2017 Silverado had @ 46k which is the most I’ve ever put on a vehicle. My gladiator has @ 15k.

[florida_grown]

My 2019 fat tire Sun Baja trike has about 7.5K.
The 99 4 banger ranger has 303K.
The gf Jeep has 19K

My 2017 hobie tandem island has 3,400 miles logged.

[kellyblues]

305 thousand. 199 Ford F150. My brother drove it off the dealer lot in 99. Gave it to me 6 years ago with 221 thousand. He loved that truck more than he likes most people. I tell people as far as hand me downs go mine have gotten a LOT better, I get trucks now. Lol. The only engine work it's has is the pesky Ford intake coolant oring replacement. Original transmission. 3/4 of the miles it has on it has been spent pulling a trailer. It still runs great but the rear main is starting to leak. It's getting rebuilt after vacation

[Sasquatchian Nightmare]

350,000 on my 7.3 and 260,000 on the quirky 6.0

[Gavercronos]

1964 Ford F350, true mileage unknown seeing as it has bits of several trucks in it. Also reads only about 3/4 actual speed and I bet that translates to the odo too. Current reading: 91k.
1977 Jeep DJ5, true mileage unknown. Knowing the post office though it likely had north of 500k when they retired it. I put about 80k on before the engine developed a rod knock.
Gotta love DDing vehicles that predate my existence by decades...

[offrink]

2006 hybrid escape is 180k 2008 Yukon xl 175k 77 f-150 unknown. It has 98k on the odometer but it doesn’t have the 100k number.

[MotorcycleDan]

230K on an 04 Grand Marques. I would take it on a cross country trip without even thinking about it.

[BSAGuy]

209,000 on our 2016 Odyssey
232,000 on my 1997 Taurus when I sold it a year ago.

[DanM]

My '97 Astrovan just couldn't do another mile at 272000, poor old thing was on the road basically 6 days a week for roughly 10 years. The new to me Camaro I got last summer had 18000, only 21000 now.

[Ridge Runner]

These are some pretty impressive numbers! I get itchy though when a vehicle approaches 100,000 miles.

My 2015 F-150 has about 58,000 on it and my wife's 2011 Sonata has around 100,000. The Sonata will be headed out later this year, my truck will be around for another five or six.

Some of my past rides: My first vehicle was a hand-me-down F-150 that Dad bought new in '84 which had 160k on it when I traded it in back in '98; a '97 F-350 95k; an '86 diesel Jetta 235,000 and about 15k were mine; an '06 F-350 had 110k about 96k were mine.

One of the vehicles I miss the most was the Volkswagen. It could barely get out of it's own way, but at 45+ MPG it sipped fuel. Ironically, it also had the most mileage of anything I ever owned!

[Optimus45]

My 2003 ford ranger 65k. Wires 2004honda element has 182k

[florida_grown]

One of the vehicles I miss the most was the Volkswagen. It could barely get out of it's own way, but at 45+ MPG it sipped fuel. Ironically, it also had the most mileage of anything I ever owned!

I miss my 82 diesel rabbit, before that I had a 77 or 78 VW dasher wagon diesel I miss even more.
I used that wagon like I do trucks. iirc, the dasher had just over 425k when I downsized to the rabbit.

[Optimus45]

I had a 77 rabbit that was probably the best car I ever had in the snow.. the seats headrests were by far the most comfortable.

[salukispeed]

2000 Honda Prelude with 220K, 2009 Ford Focus with 143K, Subaru crosstrek 35K, 94 Ford f250 71K . 2009 Honda Fit 370K Original clutch and two sets of front brakes so far original rear brakes. High milers are everywhere!

[immrbill]

1997 GMC Z71 pickup 80,000 miles
2020 Kia 8500miles
1997 Miata 130,000 miles

[Sandman]

Local guy in my area was driving this around up until 2007....
http://www.dennysantennaservice.com/1120153.html

[10gage]

250,000 on my 99 suburban. Original motor and transmission.

[florida_grown]

250,000 on my 99 suburban. Original motor and transmission.

Is that the spider intake? I passed up a bunch of trades from my 97 D21 Nissan hardbody- spider GM's

[florida_grown]

4L80 or 4L60?

[florida_grown]

4L80 or 4L60e?

[10gage]

Yes spider injection. 4l60. I probably just jinxed myself talking about it.

[Tgarner01]

1: wife's car 2007 Pontiac Vibe 215k+
2: lantern hauler 2003 Yukon XL 275k+
3: 2000 Wrangler 225k+
4: 1999 Cherokee XJ 250k+
5: 2005 HD Sportster 20k
6: 1991 Suzuki DR350S 21k
7: 1987 Yamaha TW200 19K
8: 198? Honda Elite 150 20k+

I just realized I have a lot of old junk licensed and insured but I'd take any of them to the west coast.... If you made me

[outlawmws]

95 Tbird. 50K (SWMBO DD)
87 Samuari, 220K (My DD)
87 Toy Van 4X4 317K (Camping, my "truck", and backup...)

Parked Projects
84 SJ410 (Samurai precursor) 154K (Has a transplanted Swift GTI with 115HP vs 45 stock... need to finish it later sammies had 65 Hp)
87 Samurai 150k (Smokes, needs rebuilt)

Old Family van had 168k when we sold it, and always passed smog easily (96 Villager)

[Ridge Runner]

Ok, somewhat relates to Logan’s original question, but not totally...

What’s your average mileage per year you rack up?

Wife and I are each around 10k/year.

[mcdugal2]

2004 Toyota Sequoia (The Frame is much newer..) 225,429 As of today. Dailey driver/ trailer hauler. 47.8 daily miles plus a little extra when I don't go straight home... roughly 191.2 per week (with no overtime..) 764.8 per month (again no overtime), counting work only with no overtime 9,177.6 miles per year. Add in overtime, weekend driving, and vacation and it's probably closer to 10,500 or 11K a year. May be getting close to another timing belt...

[outlawmws]

Ok, somewhat relates to Logan’s original question, but not totally...

What’s your average mileage per year you rack up?

Wife and I are each around 10k/year.

Since Covid? barely 5K and that includes 13-1400 for hunting and 600 to get my daughters last load from collage.

Pre Covid? probably 16K total.

[74HARLEY]

2007 F350(my dd) 221,000
1999 F350 386,000
1999 F250 (wife's truck) 220,000

[pagrey]

I had a 77 rabbit that was probably the best car I ever had in the snow.

My first car was a 77 rabbit. Bought it from a gas station for $500 and sold it a bit later for $3500. All it took was a crashed '84 and replacing just about everything. Good memories that's for sure. I wouldn't want another one these days but it was fun at the time.

[mcdugal2]

My dad drove a rabbit (late 70's, early 80's..) it was not diesel. I think it was yellow with a brown stripe, it was missing most of the interior door panels and was very cold to ride in in the winter...

[sjsjr86s]

96 grand am 82,500... 05 kia rio 101,200... 17 hundi.sonata 73,450

[Murff]

I purchased a 2017 F150 with 8600 miles on it 4 weeks ago.

Murff

[Moses_Yoder]

My 2003 Ford Crown Vic with Interceptor package has 217,000 miles on it. I hope to drive it 300,000 miles.

[curtludwig]

My 2015 Jetta TDI only has 80,000ish, it replaced a 1998 Jetta TDI that just about got to 300,000 but was so rusty the floors were Fred Flintstone style. Angie's 2005 Golf has just over 200,000, not sure exactly how much.
Our 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 has 158,000 and is still going strong although the tin worm has attacked it seriously in the last year. I guess with truck prices the way they are it's going to stay with us another year. I'll be doing some rust repair (really just a delaying action) this summer.

Edit: The highest mileage car I ever had was a 1985 Mercedes-Benz 190D that I took to 310,000 miles. That was a fun car until the rear end started howling.

[MotorcycleDan]

Ok, somewhat relates to Logan’s original question, but not totally...

What’s your average mileage per year you rack up?

Wife and I are each around 10k/year.

Before I retired, I would average 50-60K miles a year.

30K+ on my work truck,
15K on my personal truck and car
10K on my motorcycles

Now that I have retired, I am down to 15-20 K a year on the truck and motorcycles.

[CoolPro]

As of Dec 31 2020:

Our vehicles:
2004 Toyota Sienna LE 451,126 km = 280,316 miles [nearly retired, this is the only vehicle I've ever purchased new upon the birth of the third of our four kids)
2005 Chev Silverado LS 371,822 km = 231,039 miles (crew cab 4x4 used to get us out our rural driveway in winter and short trip work/cargo hauler the rest of the time)
2008 Toyota RAV4 V6 Ltd 215,904 km = 134,157 miles (my daily driver)
2008 Toyota Highlander Ltd 159,789 km = 99,288 miles (my wife's daily driver)

Vehicles purchased for our 3 adult sons (which they helped purchase):
2006 Nissan X-Trail SE 375,229 km = 233,156 miles
2002 Honda CRV LX 372,823 km = 231,668 miles
2005 Nissan X-Trail SE 227,406 km = 141,304 miles

I do all our routine maintenance and as many major repairs as I'm able without a proper hoist. Like the GPA's it's a bit of a pride thing to keep them running.

There's sure been a lot less mileage put on the above rides in the past year than on any other given year!

Cheers!

[nostang]

2014 ford focus just turned 130k. Still looks and runs like new. 2008 jeep liberty turned 200k in January. Just put a new radiator in it yesterday. It rattles, clunks and uses oil like crazy but the thing just won't die. 100k miles on a car ain't what it used to be. Seems like newer cars are just getting broken in at that point.

[dpatten]

2009 Sonata daily driver (I work 70 miles from home and have an hour and a half commute each way) 245,030 (just checked!). 2004 Chevy Silverado extended cab 4.3 210,000 miles. Wife's 2015 Ford Escape, 78,000.

700 miles a week can rack up the miles...