How many miles on your car/truck??

1995 Toyota Camry - somewhere around 180,000 miles or better, and it has the original transmission.  They're great cars.

2000 Plymouth Voyager - somewhere around 176,000 miles or so.  A piece o' shat that has had many issues throughout the years, and we're trying to beat it down.

I'm somewhere in the mid 80's with my current one.. the one it replaced was right around your trucks milage 210ish

198 k on a 1982 Buick

102K on Helga, Audi A4 Quattro Wagon, and hope to get another 100.  I love this car, although she is tempermental and expensive to fix is something goes wrong.

150K on my 2000 Taurus wagon. 

I think I just hit 75,000 on my 2008 Camry (which is 3 years old).  I drive out of town too much. 

I have an '09 Audi A4 with 10000 miles on it, and a '10 Mazda CX-9 with 5000 miles on it.  They are clearly nearing the end of their useful life spans.

110k on my 07 chevy silverado... motor/tranny is sound, but lots of cosmetic cheap crap I have dealt with.  Definitely wouldn't buy a new one.  Way to much depreciation in that 1st year, but still Beyonce has been good to me.  
 

I thought I might try for the big 300,000 but just don't think it will make it before some big $ repairs!

107K on '99 Toyota 4Runner and 123K on '01 Toyota Sienna.

122k on a 2006 chrysler 300C.  That's a lot of gas @ 17 mpg.

180,000 give or take, on my 02 celica.

110K on my 2001 Trooper
95K on my wifes 2002 Odyssey

yep lots of gas, I'm get'n arounnd 16mpg...for 3years I drove 106miles round trip to work p....with $2 per day for the toll! I don't even wanna figure out how much $ that adds up to! My next car/truck will get at least 25mpg!

The Escape (pronounced ess-scop-eh, as close to naming something as I get) has 188k miles on it. I'm hoping to make it last another 6-9 months which will put it around the 210k mark with all the driving I do for my new job. I'd go longer but it's developed rust in a few spots and I need a decent looking car for work. I figure all drive the rusty car through the winter and get a replacement in the spring. We bought it with 55k.

The wife's Honda Pilot has 85,000ish miles. We also bought it with around 55,000 miles on it.

If the Pilot wasn't soo much more comfortable I'd get another Escape. As it is, I'm torn between being a 2 Pilot household, a mid sized pickup (like a Tacoma) or a small wagon.

I like to buy some cars a couple years old with 40,000 to 50,000 miles and then drive them till they die or rust out. My wife's last car was a 1999 Nissan Sentra that rusted out at 190k. My previous car was a 1991 Mazda 626 that got up to about 200k and needed more work then was worth doing (I neglected it in college).

Edited by graceful_dave 2010-10-11 10:26 AM

Almost 130K on my 1999 Mazda Protege.  I've saved money for a new car but haven't made the time to shop!

75,000 miles on my 1994 Chevy Corsia.
114,000 miles on wifes 2003 Grand Caravan
i had a 1993 Chrysler Concord that i sold before i bought this Corsica and it had 355,000 miles on it.
the punk kid that bought it from me, blew it up shortly afterwards.

Edited by wabash 2010-10-11 10:32 AM

I thought I was doing good on the miles/year side.

83 Datsun 280zx, 220k ish.  Original everything.  Everything works, except the "smart, automatic" rear defroster.

69 Lotus Europa.  22k.  Nothing works.

206k miles on my 95 Z28 Camaro... had it for 11 years (so far)
58k miles on my 99 C5 Corvette...  had it 4 years (so far )

120k on 2001 VW beetle.  Want to make it another 120K, but since the car is only worth a couple thousand $$$$, a large repair would essentially total it. (the timing belt replacement every 60k miles almost totaled it this last time)

had an 86 Jetta that I took 250K.  Loved that car.  fender bender totaled it according to insurance.  ($800 repair)

We'll see what happens......

Ford Taurus wagon  129,000.....in the shop cause I wrecked it last week.....going to teenage daughter who is on the verge of her license.

Ford Edge.....214  (just got it and it's awesome!)

Mercury Mountaineer....close to 200K