15,500 on my daily driver s2k in 7 months. My insurace agent has allowed me to drive only 8,000 in 1 year, though!

 

42.3k on my s2k.

 

133,000 on my one-owner '96 GSR!

 

97 Maxima Se: 88,300 and counting. Nothing but oil changes, brake pads, tires and spark plugs.

 

Over 300,000 on my '87 VW Scirroco. The Odometer show 245,000, but it stopped working years ago. Been around the country a few times since then. Replaced the clutch for the first time last year.

 

152,xxx on my '92 Honda Civic. The car has hit/been hit by:

3 deer,
an idiot teenage girl in downtown Philly,
my good buddy's big ass (literally left an ass-print in the hood),
and a pissed off drunk kid's foot (long story).

Anyway, the car's liable to fall apart any day now, but the engine sounds as good as the day I picked her up.

- Honer

 

I used to have an 87 Prelude Si, until it got totalled. I think it had about 80,000+ miles on it. I now have a 93 Prelude Si, and it has about 75,000 miles on it. I work from home now, so I don't really drive around a whole lot anymore.

 

33,000+ on The Raptor's 2000 S2K. Car's name: The Raptor. I stole it when I joined the board in July. Ever hear of anyone stealing a name from a car?

 

My daily driver is just a young child.
'95 Nissan XE-V6 4x4 KingCab with 91,000 miles

My non daily drivers go like this
'90 CRX-Si: 88,000 miles
'85 Nighthawk 650: 48,950 miles

'02 S000: dealer placed order today so I will have it in April when the snow melts!

 

drivers....

91 prelude wagon...168000.00

67 beetle ...200000+

58 porsche...140000++

45 GPW[military jeep]....god only knows.