How many miles you got?

[Mastrcruse]

I am still a baby. 115K

Does BMW do a program like Mercedes when you hit a certian mileage you get a badge?

[MrK]

I got 123k on mine. Relative baby as well I guess.

4k since I tore down, reconditioned, and stroked my motor. :D

[fretburnr]

209k

[RCWells]

up to 116K now, had 94K when I got her two years ago. I need to slow down.

[Eric Giles]

up to 116K now, had 94K when I got her two years ago. I need to slow down.

You got that right.

I noticed this morning my M3 is about 400 miles away from 150k. Ugh.

[Avus E30]

I sold my 87 325i Frankenstein with 276XXX still ran like a charm

[silversleeper]

74k orig on my 89 bronzit sedan
153k orig on my 89 alpine coupe

[uofom3]

201k on the red one with about 2k miles on motor
105k on the e36

[Jand3rson]

225k on the car and motor, and I think the head only has like 70-80k on it. Ted?

[backtrail69]

It is so crazy how these cars still feel brand new with as many miles as all of us have. That really shows how great these cars are. :)

[TUD]

'86 Euro 325i = 91k
'88 M3 = 37k

[Jand3rson]

It is so crazy how these cars still feel brand new with as many miles as all of us have. That really shows how great these cars are. :)

Mine's going to feel even better once I get done replacing damn near everything under the car this winter. :D

[StereoInstaller1]

To offer my input to the original poster: The motor and tranny are the least of your worries. If anywhere near adequate maintenance was performed, they are the most reliable parts. Reading this thread should prove that out nicely!

Luke

[325ise30]

325is 249xxx, on orig engine/drive train, top end refreshed 10k ago.
I enjoy driving a car with such high mileage I feel like im proving bmw build quality and I think most feel that way. But definetly the engine is the most durable part.

[bmw3er]

ive got 151k on the org M20
Runs great but uses a little oil