300,000 miles old

[g5jamz]

She's been a good one...

[Darth Urious]

how did you get a pic of my scale?

[Jase]

what year? I got tired of my '92 a couple of years ago shortly after she broke 200k...

[g5jamz]

'94

[Johnny Rockets]

Nice...I have a 99 Toyota Camry that we bought new and passed down to my son that has 220K on it and is still in great shape. Had it in the shop for a noisy water pump about a month ago and I mentioned to the mechanic that my son would be heading to college this year and I was worried about the mileage. He said that the car had at least another 100K to go and I should feel safer with him using that then if I bought him a "new" $15K car. 220K and never uses a drop of oil.

[Hawk]

Honda/Toyota...built to last forever

[g5jamz]

Timing belt/water pump change about every 100,000 and you're good to go.

A/C isn't working great...but for not having a car payment for me for going on a decade I think forking over 400-500 maybe once every year or two isn't bad.

[Bama Panther]

I sold my 1995 Civic in May 2009 for $2k. It had 306,000+ miles on it. Bought it new when I was 16 and drove the wheels off of it. It still ran great, but the growing family created a need for something bigger than a Civic coupe.

[DC Amp]

Honda/Toyota...built to last forever

I agree can't beat a Honda. Although, my lil' Ford Ranger keeps going and never complains.

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

I have an '83 Mercedes 300 diesel. The previous owner f*cked it up a bit, BUT it is reliable. 215k+ right now.

[Kevin Greene]

The 94 Civic I'm currently driving gets 37 MPG.

I piss on $25k Hybrids.

[cdandi1]

I know everyone loves their hondas and toyotas. what do you guys know/feel about Nissans..i know they are another japanese brand. I drive an '03 nissan xterra, with a manual trans..its got 105k...with regular maintenience of course, could i be headed towards getting 200k out of this bad boy?