I have a 94 Pontiac grand AM, 4, CYL,,MILES 140,000+, I hope it will make it to well over 200,000, I have heard people with cars close to 1 million, but I think thats a stretch
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Year, make, model, and MILES on your car?
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'94 Nissan Pathfinder XT 4WD showing around 160,000, '98 Hyundai Tiberon FX with about 110,000 mi, '06 Chevy HHR 2LT with 26,000. Need to ditch the old cars and get another new one.
On the car my dad and I share:
2004 Kia Rio Cinco with 95,000 miles
That said, the mileage isn't that great for such a small car - only about 25 miles to th gallon? Lame! Costs 25 bucks a refill, and with my dad's 220ish miles on average per week, it's at least a hundred bucks a month going to gas. Lame!
Personally, between this car and my mom's Kia Sedona's horrible mileage, a Kia is never in the future for me, when I get older.
2004 Kia Rio Cinco with 95,000 miles
That said, the mileage isn't that great for such a small car - only about 25 miles to th gallon? Lame! Costs 25 bucks a refill, and with my dad's 220ish miles on average per week, it's at least a hundred bucks a month going to gas. Lame!
Personally, between this car and my mom's Kia Sedona's horrible mileage, a Kia is never in the future for me, when I get older.
'05 Pontiac G6, 55,000 miles
I think I may trade it in towards a new 4 door Wrangler. The G6, or any front wheel drive sedan, doesn't really suit me at all. I got it because I thought I could like it, and the gas mileage is very good. Well, the gas mileage is still good
I think I may trade it in towards a new 4 door Wrangler. The G6, or any front wheel drive sedan, doesn't really suit me at all. I got it because I thought I could like it, and the gas mileage is very good. Well, the gas mileage is still good
94 Plymouth Colt, 146,000
95 Chevy Lumina, 126,000
98 Chevy Z71, 188,000
80 Chevy K20, 228,000
68 ElCamino, 82,000
81 Camaro, 150,000
91 K5 Blazer, 109,000
79 K5 Blazer, 62,000
95 Jeep Cherokee, 222,000
And the truck I just got rid of-
84 Chevy K10, 375,000 with the original engine.
95 Chevy Lumina, 126,000
98 Chevy Z71, 188,000
80 Chevy K20, 228,000
68 ElCamino, 82,000
81 Camaro, 150,000
91 K5 Blazer, 109,000
79 K5 Blazer, 62,000
95 Jeep Cherokee, 222,000
And the truck I just got rid of-
84 Chevy K10, 375,000 with the original engine.
1989 Toyota Camry (wagon...to be the mule for my Mesa Powerhouse cab...).
It has 204,000 miles on it. Toyota rules.
It has 204,000 miles on it. Toyota rules.
'99 Volvo V70 with 270,000 km on it. Roughly 170,000 miles. We bought it used and have put 200,000 kilometers on it in 5 years.
daily driver - 2001 Ram 2500 4x4 w/cummins diesel, bullet proof truck. 125,000 miles. named Grumpy, by my kids 
toy/hot rod - 2002 Dakota R/T Club Cab 360ci/300 rwhp, on dynojet dyno. 52,000 miles. Currently Blow'd up, spun rod bearing cylinder 6
:scowl: Stroker 426ci replacement engine under constrution, expect install to do down in april. 
named - Platinum, because she sorta reminds me of a slutty Vegas stripper. 
toy/hot rod - 2002 Dakota R/T Club Cab 360ci/300 rwhp, on dynojet dyno. 52,000 miles. Currently Blow'd up, spun rod bearing cylinder 6
:scowl: Stroker 426ci replacement engine under constrution, expect install to do down in april. named - Platinum, because she sorta reminds me of a slutty Vegas stripper.
