How many miles are you rocking on your car?

[the Teuton]

Just a random survey...

Me:

1993 Subaru Impreza

168,050 miles

11,203 miles/year average

Bought the car in February 2005 with 144k on the clock.

[Eye of the Tiger]

1989 Volvo TurboWAGEN

193k

About a billion miles/year avg.

Bought it with 193k

[TBR]

Body- Bought with 309,000 miles and now has 348,000
Engine- Installed with about 40,000 miles when the body had 275,000 so about 113,000

[GoCougs]

81k, and accruing at the rate of about 23k per year.

[CJ]

145,800.

[Eye of the Tiger]

145,800.

Just broken in enough to add a turbo.

[ifcar]

I've got about 90k. Bought it two years ago with about 70k.

[Onslaught]

190K or something like that.

[sandertheshark]

The Avalanche had ~74,000mi on it when I bought it last February.  Now it's got 76k and change, most of that accrued over a couple of fishing trips.

The 335i had 0 miles on it when I received it in Jan 2007.  It now has a little over 13k.

The Buell had 10 miles on it when I bought it in Feb 2006.  It now has a little less than 14k.

The Fairlane had I think ~130k when I bought it in the spring of 1997.  At 133k it got a new engine.  It now has ~175k, including cross-country road trips.

[dazzleman]

I bought my car new in March 2006 and I have about 21,000 miles on it.

[hotrodalex]

BMW - 70k (had 40k when I bought it in 2006)

Mazda - 85k (had 20k when I bought it in 2005)

Camaro - 175k? I'm not sure.

El Camino - Could be 78k, could be 178k, could be 278k. Don't know. Heck, the reading might be totally wrong. So who knows.

Buell - just about 5k (bought it brand new in 2007)

[Rupert]

1345xx on the Ranger, which is about 10k since I bought it 17 months ago.

[Vinsanity]

Bought it a little over 12 months ago with 27,3xx

Now has 41,9xx

It really doesn't feel like I drove that much, to be honest

[Submariner]

145,800.

What do you have again?

[Laconian]

64,000 on the Miata.

[sportyaccordy]

About 190K on the Accord. You can feel the chassis flex over bumps, it kind of sucks.

I don't know how much the motor has, but it's healthy.

[Secret Chimp]

98.5k, bought with 84 or 86k, I can't remember.

[hotrodalex]

About 190K on the Accord. You can feel the chassis flex over bumps, it kind of sucks.

I don't know how much the motor has, but it's healthy.

My brother's Saturn SL2 is really flexible and loose too. I'm tempted to tighten the suspension and reinforce the chassis and see his reaction when he comes home from college and his car is no longer a land yacht.

(maybe a V8 swap too? I've got one sitting in my garage. )

[sportyaccordy]

My brother's Saturn SL2 is really flexible and loose too. I'm tempted to tighten the suspension and reinforce the chassis and see his reaction when he comes home from college and his car is no longer a land yacht.

(maybe a V8 swap too? I've got one sitting in my garage. )

LOL, I doubt he would notice. I bet bushings would make a huge difference.

I want to ditch my sub and get the rear 4 pt strut tower brace...

[cawimmer430]

1985 Mercedes 300SE: SOLD with close to 180,000 km on the odometer 

1989 Mercedes 500SL: 178,000+ km

2002 Mercedes E320: 95,795 km (just checked this morning)

2007 BMW 118i: about 15,000 km

[MaxPower]

01 Tacoma - 160100 miles
92 Camry - 256000 miles
09 Legacy - 700 miles

[heelntoe]

indica with 10,0xx km.

that's around 3,0xx km/year.

[3.0L V6]

1998 Saturn SC1

110,500kms (68,700mi) when purchased in March 2007
163,700kms (101,700mi) now.

[S204STi]

1998 Outback, about 89000.
2007 WRX, about 29000.

I'll get correct mileage later.  Maybe.

[Byteme]

1969 Jaguar E-type:  Most likely about 140,000, or could be 240,000, or 40,000.  I put about 4,000 a year on it.

1999 Buick Century:  73,000 miles.  Was 67,000 when we bought it for our son two years ago.  Actually owned by a little old lady who put about 8,500 miles on it each year and had it serviced by the book at the local Buick dealership. 

2006 Mazda 3:  32 months old, 49,000 miles.

2007 Mazda 6:  16 months old 17,000 miles, about 10,000 of which are from road trip vacations.

[SVT666]

2003 SVT Focus:  51300 miles (bought in March with 42700, 1200 miles was just driving it home)

2007 Ford Freestyle:  50,000 KMS (31,000 miles)

[Raza]

4,800 or so since August, roughly 1600 miles per month, on track for 19,200 per year. 

[saxonyron]

The A6 was purchased 11 months ago with 4,000 miles.  I'm now cruising with 28,000, so I'm hitting my average of around 26,000 miles per year.  That's been fairly standard for me for the past 15 years.  The Expedition is at around 72,000, with my wife cruising 20,000 a year.  We bought it with about 24,000 miles in June of '06.  Between the two cars, I'm torching up around 2,500 gallons of gas every year.  When gas dropped from $4 to $3/gal, it saves me around $200/month.  Come to think of it, my business has 10 vehicles on the road all hitting around 20,000 mi/yr, so I'm "saving" around a grand each month.  More like I was getting porked for a grand a month over the summer, but either way, it feels a little better now. 

[the Teuton]

Ron, do you write off your mileage/depreciation as a business expense for your Audi?  And how much loss did you take on that thing when you traded in the last one with such high mileage?

[TBR]

His A4 was a lease.