How high have you gotten your odometer up to? (F150, truck, buying)

[jfkIII]

I have a 1995 Honda Civic with 331,157 miles on it. Bought it used with 50,000 on it back in 1997.

[sunsprit]

1971 MB 220D, 840,000 miles.

My current fleet of cars/pu trucks all show in excess of 200,000 miles. None purchased with less than 100,000 miles on the odo at the time.

[Steve-o]

227K in a 85 Toyota pickup. Wouldve gone alot more, but I traded it in for a 91 with a 4" suspension lift.

[Nashcash23]

My new 2008 Nissan Armada LE has just under 1,000 miles.

The highest I have ever gotten my odometer to is 55,000 miles in my old red 96 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo.

[Crew Chief]

My '92 Ford F150 has 188K on the odometer and we got it as high as 7,000 feet when we drove through Colorado once...

[Fleet]

1969 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham- 95,263 (just checked it)
1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Seveny-Five Limousine- 97,000 (approx.)
1995 Lincoln Town Car- 115,045 (just checked it)

[MissShona]

I had a 1989 Honda Civic with around 183,000 miles on it. It didn't break down...lost it in an accident.

[darjoh]

bought a used ford p/u with 92k on it, sold it 6 yrs later with 206k miles on the meter. I currently drive a 1970 VW bus, just had the engine rebuilt after putting 75k miles on it. I haved logged 200k miles on my work truck in under 9 yrs.

[wbsacto]

that I got high in all the time & could barely see the odometer much less the road. It stopped working at 677,502 miles. (Bong resin in the instrument cluster)

[F355]

I drive a 1999 Infiniti I30t with 173,000 miles on it. It runs fantastically, but I've replaced nearly everything, at a cost of over $9,000. Considering it retailed for $33,000 new, the total investment, with gas and maintenance is probably in upwards of $50,000.

I think, however, this is cheaper than buying a new car all the time.