2000 Silverado, 70,000 miles, 9 miles round trip to work daily. Tank of gas lasts a month and a half.
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2000 Silverado, 70,000 miles, 9 miles round trip to work daily. Tank of gas lasts a month and a half.
Currently my Jeep only has about 35,000. When I got out of the landscape construction business I sold my truck. 96 F350 7.3l turbo diesel. It had 385,000 on it and was still running strong.
Only 214223 on my 89 Suburban!
08 Mitsu. 21k
Oh yeah the wife's car is a 2002 maxima with 67,xxx. Bought 7 months ago and have only put 1500 miles on it...she don't drive much. Her previous car was an '08 Altima Coupe we bought new and sold with 26k. Since I bill my fuel for my truck we drive that mostly[Beer]Quote:
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2000 Ford Ranger, 213,000+
2003 Ford Expedition, 240,000+
Both still run like new.
(new heads on the Ranger)
1988 Suzuki Samurai, original engine, tranny and clutch; regular maintenance. 246,xxx.
I'm just under 159,000 in the '02 Exploder and over 183,000 in the '00 Taurus
05 Mazda -168000 and no engine work needed. Just change my synthetic oil every 3500 miles
'99 Cavalier with 147,000. 65ism miles a day round trip. I no long deliver pizza on the weekends, so that is nice. fill up once every 4-5 days.
'99 Amigo with 108,000 miles. I bought it in June of last year with 98,000 miles and have only put 1,000 miles on it since November of last year. I delivered pizza with that truck and it was the daily driver doing the 65ish miles a day till we got the Cavalier in November. Put a lot of miles on it quick. I was getting gas every 3-4 days and it was REALLY expensive.