View Poll Results: Select the total miles have you driven in your S2000(s)
130,000 - 139,999
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140,000 - 149,999
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150,000 - 159,999
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160,000 - 169,999
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170,000 - 179,999
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180,000 - 189,999
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190,000 or more
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How many miles have you driven in your S2000(s)?
11-30-2015, 01:28 AM
#1
UK Moderator
Thread Starter
How many miles have you driven in your S2000(s)?
Having seen the latest "Average Age" topic talking about mileages, I thought it might be of vague interest to see what sort of mileages people have actually driven in their S2000(s).
Note, this is not a "what is the mileage of your car?" poll, so please don't vote for that.
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For example, my car had 17k miles when I bought it, and it now has 141k miles, so I have done 124,000 miles.
Note, this is not a "what is the mileage of your car?" poll, so please don't vote for that.
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For example, my car had 17k miles when I bought it, and it now has 141k miles, so I have done 124,000 miles.
11-30-2015, 01:35 AM
#3
Surely an average yearly mileage would make more sense, your poll doesn't take into account how long the owner has had the car, what it's used for garage queen or daily drive SORN'ed over winter etc. 
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
11-30-2015, 01:37 AM
#4
UK Moderator
Thread Starter
Surely an average yearly mileage would make more sense, your poll doesn't take into account how long the owner has had the car, what it's used for garage queen or daily drive SORN'ed over winter etc.
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
Feel free to start a poll in that vein if you wish.
11-30-2015, 03:16 AM
#7
Originally Posted by richmc' timestamp='1448879742' post='23815516
Surely an average yearly mileage would make more sense, your poll doesn't take into account how long the owner has had the car, what it's used for garage queen or daily drive SORN'ed over winter etc.
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
What's on the clock now minus what was on it when you bought it is going to be "what's the mileage of your car whilst you have it".
Feel free to start a poll in that vein if you wish.
, miles in the seat, 22,800 not a lot for six years, 3,800 per year even less now I've given up work. I'm guessing that's around 600 hours with 40mph average "commuting speed".
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11-30-2015, 03:50 AM
#8
mine had something like 1,500 miles on it when i bought it and now has 58k
but it won't increase while it's sat in the garage waiting for the locking nut key to take the rears off and get the calipers fixed
but it won't increase while it's sat in the garage waiting for the locking nut key to take the rears off and get the calipers fixed
11-30-2015, 04:03 AM
#9
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When I first bought my car just over 10 years ago I used to average around 6-8k a year but now my S2k is a third car and it spends much of it's life in the garage hence the reason am only doing 500 to 600 miles a year now. I have another performance car which I have spent a fortune on tuning and it gets used most of the time when I go out for a run. The s2000 is usually kept for them glorious summer days when we get them hood down shades on 
11-30-2015, 04:19 AM
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