Anyone else over 100K miles?
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From: Bridgewater
Originally Posted by S2K-DJ,Oct 14 2006, 07:05 PM
Keep in mind though that although the S2000 is capable of 100k miles easily and reliably, time has an effect. I know it's gonna be an awful lot to ask my 06 S2000 to go 100k miles trouble free when I'm only driving it about 5-6k miles per year. Time will catch up slowly, as age has just as much an effect on a car as miles. When you drive any car daily and often, it can be veryreliable and long lasting if properly treated and maintained. When you don't drive a lot, I found in my experience that you are more vulnerable to problems before 100k miles.
For those who put 15-20k miles a year or more on their S2000, You shouldn't have any major issues. A constantly running car for the most part is a reliable car.
For those who put 15-20k miles a year or more on their S2000, You shouldn't have any major issues. A constantly running car for the most part is a reliable car.
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From: Dry Branch
Both cars and aircraft have fewer problems when they are driven/flown on a regular basis. Cars also wear faster if they're driven mostly on short trips. There's a big difference between 100,000 highway miles and 100,000 miles in gridlock.
