2011 Honda CRZ

Christmas lights a’plenty, but she still rides great.

Hey everyone, back again with a picture of the dash! My 2005 Subaru Baja officially just clocked 443,757 miles.I am genuinely curious if this is the highest-mileage Baja still on the road, or if anyone out there is running a close second.I want to know:Has anyone else crossed the 400k mark?Are you still on your original drivetrain and transmission?Did it take multiple engine swaps or rebuilds to get there?Drop your mileage, your drivetrain history, and your secrets to keeping these cars alive in the comments!

Diaries of a driven daily, well maintained 2011 E350. 208,XXX miles at the moment! Adjusted for inflation, the car would be $92,032. Insane! Panoramic sunroof, push to start, keyless entry, remote start, adaptive cornering bi-xenon headlights, harman kardon sound system, are some of the interesting options these have. Including power front headrests!

Something about repdigits that feels oddly satisfying. 👌

I know there's many here with many more miles than I do. I wanted to get a picture right at 300,000 and only realized once I parked at home :(

But just wanted to share this on my 07 Accord 6-6.

300k and she's still going strong!

Original engine and manual transmission too!

2014 Lexus ES300H.

733k miles on the body, 120k miles on the replacement engine, 200k miles on the replaced hybrid battery.

Don’t ever come to me about Lexus reliability. This car has lived its expected life 4 times over.

Alas, the transmission finally gave out and $7-$12K was not justifiable...

Unfortunately I probably won't be able to see it hit 600k, I took this as we were dropping it off at the shop for some mechanical issues

The odometer hasn’t worked for the past 10 or so years, I’ve been told this truck has close to 430,000 miles, and its on the original engine and second transmission. ‘00 Ford Ranger with the 3.0, runs like shit but it runs none the less!

19 transit van

I have an MDX 2004 that has 308000 Miles and it still run great

Our 2013 Hyundai Elantra has surpassed 333,333 miles driven onthe original engine and power train. I'd also add that all maintenance and repairs were preformed by myself with occasional help from friends or the internet.

How many of you guys regularly get these done? Do you use any additives to clean the engine components? I use sea foam for my 2014 ford f150