200k

[dletm08]

I just joined the "200K club" today with my 93 civic. Any other 200K or more cars out there?

[VetteOwner]

not here. i do remember riding with someone when thier car turned over to 200K, then the odometer jammed and broke lol....

i watched my chevette roll over to a whopping 62K the otherday and the truck 142K.

[QDM]

Just over 225K on my 93 Toyota pickup. Taking a 2000 mile trip with it starting next weekend.

Q

[GasSavers_RoadWarrior]

Well I guess the headgaskets on Escorts only last 200K, Wile-E wasn't far over when it popped, Marvin just rolled over 300K Km, so he's coming up 200K miles soon, might have the motor swapped before it makes it though.

[usedgeo]

The green 99 Saturn has 232,000 miles on it but it came with most of those a few months ago so I don't have much information on it.

[GasSavers_Ryland]

my '92 civic is at 249,610, figure it will be a few weeks and I'll be at that quarter million mile mark, my car has it's original engine with 195psi compression, altho it's 3rd timing belt.

[Nrggeek]

I've got two '91 Civic sedans. Bought the first one with 135k on it - now has 265k. Second one I bought a year ago for a winter beater/parts car. (It sheds weight every day in the form of rust!) Runs good with 225k on it. Both average about 41 mpg - 38 mpg in the winter and 44 mpg in the warmer months.

Keep that '93 going.
Regards,
Bill

[Nrggeek]

Ryland,
You just reminded me. I need to buy a couple of timing belts!

[VetteOwner]

lol got me thinking too that i should stock up on chevette timing belts :P sposta be changed every 50-60K but 50K will be like 5 years from now, kinda paint to find GOOD belts these days :P

[GasSavers_ALS]

I have 359,500 on my 1987 Volvo Turbo wagon. I'm planning on replacing it at 400,000. I'm getting a little tired of the car. 21 years it's time for a new daily driver.