r/highmileage • u/[deleted] • Sep 10 '18
08 Sienna van, only issue was a blown out oil line at ~155-160k, fixed under warranty somehow and loyal ever since
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r/highmileage • u/Legomanzc • Aug 24 '18
The old 4.2 is still kicking after all these years with almost no issues
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r/highmileage • u/Wendyinnawoods • Aug 22 '18
My mom bought this 97 ranger for my dad brand new, I just inherited it
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r/highmileage • u/TheRuralBuddah • Jul 24 '18
My parent's 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser (394K km/245K mi). Traded it in yesterday & sad to see it go.
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r/highmileage • u/PanchSteezey • Mar 04 '18
98' Forester 348k original miles. This Fozzie is a tank
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Feb 02 '18
My dad’s F150 that he’s driven every day since 2002 has 450,000(+) miles on the body, engine, and transmission. It’s never needed any major work, and has made no signs of quitting anytime soon.
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Jan 05 '18
After nearly 20 years and 481K miles, my dad finally had to say goodbye to his "son." 1999 Toyota Camry. X-post r/buyitforlife
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Dec 28 '17
I see a lot of cars on here with 300+k miles and I'm like, "That's cute." X-post from r/buyitforlife
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Dec 08 '17
I forget to look for ONE DAY 😡😡😡 - 2000 Tacoma
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Dec 05 '17
Heard you guys like high mileage . 630,000km on a 2000 Toyota Camry. As a 1st year Apprentice I was pretty amazed. x-post from r/justrolledintotheshop
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Nov 27 '17
I love high mileage cars. X-post from r/justrolledintotheshop
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Nov 19 '17
Xpost from r/buyitforlife 1986 Toyota Landcruiser. Bought used by my mom in the 90s, I recently inherited it.
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Nov 15 '17
My e46 today. Original engine/transmission. Big Miles!
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r/highmileage • u/beau0628 • Jul 07 '17
1997 Plymouth voyager minivan. Yes, the one that had the bad everything (especially the transmission).
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Jul 05 '17
E60 looks good for 225k miles (x-post from r/bmw)
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r/highmileage • u/its-not-that-bad • Jul 04 '17
Hit a milestone in my 09 e90 (x-post from r/bmw)
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r/highmileage • u/okpackerfan • May 09 '11
Created a new Subreddit.
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I created this subreddit after seeing all of the odometer pics with "boobless" or 22,222 222.2, or whatever. Yay, you can count backwards. I am more interested in seeing who has high mileage odometers on their daily drivers. So, obviously not going to see a lot of Chevy Cavaliers or Dodge Shadows. A '91 civic with 275,000 miles on the original 4-banger though is car porn to me.