How many miles are on your vehicles?

[DragonGunner]

1992 Nissan D21 Truck has 147,000 miles now and going strong, body getting rougher. Had 40,000 when I got it in 2000.
2008 Chevy Trailblazer has 82,000 miles. Had 52,000 when I got it in 2014.
2010 Nissan Versa 157,000 miles. Had 9,000 when we got it in 2012.
2014 Dodge Challenger RT. 14,000 and had 5,000 in 2015 when I got it.
2018 Nissan Rogue AWD Wife bought it 3 weeks ago brand new and now has over 1500 miles.....she travels over 500 miles weekly.

They all run Mobil 1 full synthetic, except Rogue that dealer will be doing oil for awhile so checking on that after break end.

 

[ghuns]

Wife, 2007 Lexus RX350-210,000. I told her when we bought it she had to make it to 250K. I've since revised that to 300K.
Me, 2004 Audi A4-185,000. A constant struggle to keep on the road. But once it snows, it's all worth it.
Kid1, 2006 Acura TL-150,000. I really loved this car. Until I had to get the tranny rebuilt.
Kid2, 2004 Toyota Sequoia-160,000. I fully expect this thing to run FOREVER.
Wood hauler, 1997 Chevy K2500 4X4-175,000. It hauls less wood than my 1986 half ton Chevy did.

Damn. I should maybe start thinking about something newer.

 

[HEADKNOCKER]

Just flipped my wife's VW over last night to 100,000

 

[DragonGunner]

2005 Chrysler Town & Country - 148,000
2004 Chevrolet Silverado - 201,000 (100,000 on the engine)
1972 Pontiac Ventura - 72,000

Would like to see a pic of that Pontiac. Had one during high school 78-81. It was a Pontiac Ventura II, very similar to the old Nova's, front grille area different.

 

[Dean C.]

Just passed 8,000 on my 2018 Honda Accord 2.0

 

[williamsburg]

12 Impala 97,xxx
12 Accent 32,xxx
16 Ram 1500 27,xxx

 

[Super Bee]

1992 GMC- 268,000
2003 Dodge Ram 1500- 203,000
2014 Ram Laramie 1500- 150,00
2002 Excursion- 139,000
2002 Winnebago Journey motorhome-150,000
1969 Dodge Super Bee- 80,000


Of course the car which is 50 years old has half the miles of all our others.

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

My 2001 Chevy Silverado: 120,000

My Wife's 2008 Ford Focus: 120,000

^1st in update over 2yrs later

My wife's Focus: approx 160, 000

My Chevy Silverado: 134, 000

 

[KellyinAvon]

2013 Civic: 71K
(wife's) 2010 CRV: just went over 100K
(son's) 2004 Civic (that has spent WAY too much time with AllenM): 88K
1997 Ranger (4.0 4X4): 149K

 

[mom45]

1989 Suburban - only driven in summer and not when salt is on the roads. 81,000
1988 Chevy Silverado - daily driver 214,000+
1990 GMC Jimmy - son's car that I am driving while he is away so it isn't just sitting - 188,000 (I sold it to him 20,000 miles ago when I bought the suburban)
1983 Chevy 3/4 ton - unknown as the previous owner had changed out the engine and I'm pretty sure the odometer isn't accurate to what is on it since it doesn't show the 100 thousands.

We like older stuff that is easier to work on here at home.

I've done better than I thought with the '89. Insurance only allows 2500 miles a year (vintage auto insurance) and I apparently have remained at less than that since I am now at about 85,000 on that one.

1988 Silverado is at 224K
Jimmy was sold as my son needed money while on his trip in Europe.
1983 - I still have no clue. LOL...I rarely drive that one.
1984 Suburban has been added and that is the one that just rolled over 200K last week on my way to work. It had 197 on when we bought it in June.

I forgot to list the show truck apparently when I first posted here, but there is a 1967 C10 in the garage as well...also have no idea on the mileage for that one. The engine was replaced with a newer one at some point before we bought it and restored it.

Mileage on the motorcycles varies from 1800 on one of the Hondamatics to over 50K on the Roadstar. I have no idea how many miles are on the others. Too many toys....

 

[jndturner]

2017 Silverado 50,000 - it is my work provided vehicle. I get a new one every three years.
2015 Hyundai Santa Fe 70,000 wife.

 

[semperfi211]

151k on my 2007 F-150
173k on her 2008 Escape
13k on 2009 Softail Deluxe
The escape just broke down on my wife yesterday. Burning rubber smell and smoke. She was able to pull over quickly and had it towed. Ford says water pump froze up. We are picking it up tomorrow. We are trying to decide weather to keep it or get a new vehicle. What concerns me is how hot it got and if it is going to be nothing but problems now. It is nice driving without car payments but dependability and being able to trust it is important.

Update
151k 2007 F-150
50 2018 Escape
13k 2009 Softail Deluxe

 

[hoosierdaddy1976]

2003 Tundra 160,000
1999 Caravan 157,000+/- (not going outside to look)
Wife's 2015 Sienna 62,000.

Not planning on taking on another car payment until I have to.

 

[bkflyer]

2005 honda accord 380,000

 

[GLOCKMAN23C]

'96 GMC Sierra 165+ k.

Same '96 Sierra 189k...with less sheet metal and more rust.

 

[Kurile]

2011 mustang, 72k-ish.

 

[rhino]

Just under 50K on my 2014 Traverse. It had a little under 31K when I bought it.

New tires this week (cough!), replacing the original equipment. The old tires had a little tread left, but had significant dry rot on the sidewalls.

 

[jspy5]

I will go over 275,000 today in my 02 Avalanche.