Show me your 200k+ mile car

[dball4]

249k and counting!

[Wh33lhop]

niiiiiiiiice

[Rsully70sev]

240k last week! :D

[KVF]

266 & still pulling daily duty.

[JGood]

299,350 miles and counting:







My other e30 also has 270k miles, odometer stopped working a while ago:

[JA1991]

210,000. Never gave me any problems.

[NV325i]

204K

[QUKBMER]

Speedo quit at 289.000 last year.

[88SuperETABD]

297,500ish, original motor and bearings. head has been refreshed for "e2i" conversion.

[blazinxpk]

around 206k. still pulling strong.

[petrolhead]

about 216k miles (348000km on the clock). The red one isn't mine.

[2ndName]

Some very nice senior citizens. Love it!

[abefroman]

[ATTACH]61022[/ATTACH]

[bmwandhonda]

around 206k. still pulling strong.

Love it mate :p

[canadiankid]

My parents had 3 2002-2005 dodge ram van 3500 extended vans. They bought them from the local airbus company with 500xxxkm and then drove them to 900xxxkm before scrapping them. All 3 had original engine, original tranny, original oil(ran on propane), 1 brake pad change. I shit you not, that was all that my dad did. No oil change because, "propane doesnt have impurities", we just topped it up every 20k. Propane back then was $.30 a litre or 1/3 the price of gas, so we were driving essentially a 3500 series truck for less than the cost of driving a Honda Civic.

The only issues we had were cold starts less than -20 required ethyr in the intake and emissions testing always failed because the tech couldnt find the cat(not required on propane) so my dad would spend the $300 in required repairs on spark plugs, air filter etc and just get a tune up every year.

Oh ya and 1200-1500km on a tank. Awesome.