Highest Mileage Vehicles Between All Your Rides!
06-26-2019, 10:16 AM
#1
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Highest Mileage Vehicles Between All Your Rides!
Who's got the highest total mileage between all of their cars? I've got just over 454,000 miles between my 2007 Honda Accord (215K), 2003 F150 (212K), and my wife's 2017 Accord (27K). Anyone else got higher mileage? Post em up!
06-26-2019, 10:29 AM
#2
TOTM 8/2019
F150 (178k) - Drove all of those miles
GTO (43k) - Drove only 2000 miles
Bike (3k) - Rode all
Total 224k
GTO (43k) - Drove only 2000 miles
Bike (3k) - Rode all
Total 224k
06-26-2019, 11:13 AM
#4
Between 8 vehicles about 850k
06-26-2019, 11:18 AM
#5
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1996 Grand Caravan-226,000 and the engine was still good. EVERYTHING else was dead or close to it.
2004 Caravan-189,000-still running.
2018 Pacifica-5200-just broke in....
2019 F150-2000 < call that new.
2004 Caravan-189,000-still running.
2018 Pacifica-5200-just broke in....
2019 F150-2000 < call that new.
06-26-2019, 05:15 PM
#7
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Is this for all cars ever owned, or cars currently owned?
For cars I've ever owned:
1994 Chevy Cavalier RS 2.2L, purchased in 1997 with 35,920 miles, approximately 150,000 miles when brother traded it in for a Durango in 2002 (we jointly owned it)
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 3.1L, purchased in 2002 with about 58,621 miles, 99,265 miles when I traded it in for my truck in 2009
2006 Ford F-150 XLT Extended cab 5.4L 3 valve, purchased in 2009 with 22,996 miles, currently 99,199 miles.
For cars I've ever owned:
1994 Chevy Cavalier RS 2.2L, purchased in 1997 with 35,920 miles, approximately 150,000 miles when brother traded it in for a Durango in 2002 (we jointly owned it)
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 3.1L, purchased in 2002 with about 58,621 miles, 99,265 miles when I traded it in for my truck in 2009
2006 Ford F-150 XLT Extended cab 5.4L 3 valve, purchased in 2009 with 22,996 miles, currently 99,199 miles.
Last edited by ShirBlackspots; 06-26-2019 at 09:12 PM.
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06-26-2019, 06:44 PM
#8
1989 Chevy Z71 340,000
1997 Chevy Z71 292,000
2006 Chevy HHR 175,000
2015 F150 40,000
These are what I currently own/drive, had a 1977 ¾ ton Chevy that I took to 550,000 with only one engine rebuild and two trans. I really miss all the K5 Blazers I've owned.
1997 Chevy Z71 292,000
2006 Chevy HHR 175,000
2015 F150 40,000
These are what I currently own/drive, had a 1977 ¾ ton Chevy that I took to 550,000 with only one engine rebuild and two trans. I really miss all the K5 Blazers I've owned.
06-27-2019, 10:53 AM
#9
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First my current vehicles.
Hands down my Jeep Cherokee XJ 2-door UpCountry pkg. which i custom ordered from the factory back in 2K.
348,000+ miles and still running great. Put over a 100 miles on it just yesterday.
To keep the rust down, its a fair weather driver these days.
Shooting for a half million miles.
Second is my '05 Dodge Neon with 137,000 miles. Bought it used with 25,000 miles back when gas was $4+dollars/gallon.
This thing turned out to be a POS money pit. Still running though and getting ready to sell it..
Third, my '16 F150 with only a mere 27,000+ miles. No major problems so far.
Fourth, my '18 Jeep GC TrailHawk, 17,000+ miles. No problems at all so far.
Older vehicles long gone.
Now for the only other Ford i've ever owned before i bought my F150.
My old '94 Ford Ranger 4 lunger with manual tranny which i sold a couple years ago.
It had 170,000+ miles on it when the buyer drove it out of my Barn forever.
Other than routine maints. like changing the timing belt, brakes, fluid changes, etc., no major problems.
That Ranger will go down as one of the most dependable vehicles i've owned.
Still ran great and an excellent work truck.
Sometimes i wish i still had it.
My old '94 Jeep XJ which had 355,000+ miles. Bought it new.
Only major problem i can remember was intermittent misfiring. Turned out to be shorted injector cabling.
I'd probably still be driving it if it didn't get T-boned totaled.
Had other long gone vehicles with 100,000+ mileage but too numerous to mention here.
Hands down my Jeep Cherokee XJ 2-door UpCountry pkg. which i custom ordered from the factory back in 2K.
348,000+ miles and still running great. Put over a 100 miles on it just yesterday.
To keep the rust down, its a fair weather driver these days.
Shooting for a half million miles.
Second is my '05 Dodge Neon with 137,000 miles. Bought it used with 25,000 miles back when gas was $4+dollars/gallon.
This thing turned out to be a POS money pit. Still running though and getting ready to sell it..
Third, my '16 F150 with only a mere 27,000+ miles. No major problems so far.
Fourth, my '18 Jeep GC TrailHawk, 17,000+ miles. No problems at all so far.
Older vehicles long gone.
Now for the only other Ford i've ever owned before i bought my F150.
My old '94 Ford Ranger 4 lunger with manual tranny which i sold a couple years ago.
It had 170,000+ miles on it when the buyer drove it out of my Barn forever.
Other than routine maints. like changing the timing belt, brakes, fluid changes, etc., no major problems.
That Ranger will go down as one of the most dependable vehicles i've owned.
Still ran great and an excellent work truck.
Sometimes i wish i still had it.
My old '94 Jeep XJ which had 355,000+ miles. Bought it new.
Only major problem i can remember was intermittent misfiring. Turned out to be shorted injector cabling.
I'd probably still be driving it if it didn't get T-boned totaled.
Had other long gone vehicles with 100,000+ mileage but too numerous to mention here.
