Lets see a honda do that.

[Bp-08]

my tracer has 208,000 miles and still gets 30mpg.

[GhettoFabulousCRX]

300k on my civ, 45 MPG

[ichibankilla]

My civic is almost broke in at 155,000.

[GoldyHatchPSI]

Put 500ish miles on my honda and the head is lifting and pushing coolant. :icon_scratch: lol

[untitledfolder]

A Honda that beat that: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/10/01/craigslist-find-of-the-decade-930-000-mile-95-honda-civic/

939,899 miles

[capitlj]

Its had nine timing belts, I wonder how many left the owner stranded till he could get a replacement? That comet has never let her down.

[inspector01]

capitlj;279819 wrote:
Its had nine timing belts, I wonder how many left the owner stranded till he could get a replacement? That comet has never let her down.

What does a timing belt snapping have to do with leaving you stranded?? You just throw a new one on and go.

And im guessing if they made it 900k+ miles on it, they were probably decent about getting services done, which the timing belt should be done every 100k, hence 9 belts. I have never seen a timing belt snap on a honda under 140k.

[Joel]

inspector01;279821 wrote:
What does a timing belt snapping have to do with leaving you stranded?? You just throw a new one on and go.

And im guessing if they made it 900k+ miles on it, they were probably decent about getting services done, which the timing belt should be done every 100k, hence 9 belts. I have never seen a timing belt snap on a honda under 140k.

Just shred whn you drop a bolt in the timing cover right?

theres 4 or 5 miatas with over 500k. one with 900k but its had like 12 transmissions or something ridiculous(some old guy who had 10 kids and let them all drive it as their first car

[inspector01]

Joel;279834 wrote:
Just shred whn you drop a bolt in the timing cover right?

That was part of the break in procedure, new timing belt at 300 miles. Everyone does that....

[KA-T_240]

fdfreak;279199 wrote:
impressive. its not uncommon for a turbo diesel to make it that, but you dont see very many gasoline engines do that.

I have seen more 2000+ Diesel trucks over 300k then I have seen of any other cars put together. I guess thats what happens when your dad works on them.

[00Accord]

I love how she whips out the revolver! Badass old lady!

[91nbtsi]

Bookem;279233 wrote:
It has a lot to do with how the owner/ owners take care of the vehicle. I've had a couple GM cars last well over 200k. I've also had/ worked on imports that crapped out around 100k.

Exactly.

[MisterCMK]

You all need to go be poor somewhere else. Why would you keep a vehicle that has over 50k miles on it? Hell, even 50k is old.

[Bryce]

MisterCMK;279860 wrote:
You all need to go be poor somewhere else. Why would you keep a vehicle that has over 50k miles on it? Hell, even 50k is old.

Just like your 2002 Dodge Ram, 1992 Ford Explorer? I bet they have not hit 50k yet:P