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My dads 1997 s10 blazer he just sold had 476k on it.
Cool stuff tho. I'm yet to understand why people think 150-200k is high mileage. Not a single car in our driveway is under 200k miles. As long as you maintain a vehicle, it will live.
yeah i know. I remember about 10 years ago. My dad bought a 70 Dodge Coronet with 10,000 original miles. It was a four door. How it end up? It got chopped up for a Super Bee to live.
A travelling salesman who put more than 1 million miles on his 1989 Saab is getting a new one from the Swedish manufacturer, which now says it will offer replacements to other original owners of million-mile Saabs during 2007.
I retired my first e30 with 315K-ish...and that was only because of the rust, and it was kind of a college beater car, i actually had no interest in e30s before I bought that, saw it for cheap and boom....2 e30s later
1991 318is --- currently not road worthy
1991 318i ---- 308K - retired
Originally posted by RickSloan
so if you didnt get it like that did you glue fuzzy oil to the entire thing?
my last 325e had 450k last recorded on the odo in 2002. I sold the car last summer and the car would still be churning if my roomate who i sold the car to didnt wreck it.
Originally posted by blunttech
Levent guzzles vanilla hazelnut creamer like its my semen
I regularly service a facelift 530d e39 at work, it had as of last week over 800,000km on it. Motor has never been pulled apart, orig. turbo, And I have now done 2 sets of wheel bearings- one at about 300,000, the other last year at just over 700,000. Owner plans on keeping it until 1 mil.
had to replace the rusted out fuel lines on it last week.
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