List your cars and mileages

King_Nothing

07 Ford Focus ST - 56k.

harveybobbles

We did have an 18 month old Pug 205 1.9 at work many moons ago. We bought it from Group4. It was on 85,000 miles - it'd been used by the day shift, the night shift and the inbetween shift.

OP - did I see somewhere else on this site that your cars are RRV's?

moses06

99 Vectra 2ltr had it 7 years bought with 40 000 on the clock now has 72, 000
96 Trooper had a couple of years now 180,000 on the clock and *touches wood* still going strong apart from needing a starter motor, which I have sourced second hand!:j

natlol

2002 Fiesta 42k
2000 Peugeot 306 70k

w211

2007 Mercedes E320 CDi - 209,000 miles
2004 Honda CBF600S - 48,000 miles

natlol

I have always been worried about buying high milers but judging by the amounts on some of these it seems I have worried for no reason.

w211

^ Mine was bought at 95,000 miles. Nothing major has gone wrong engine and gearbox wise. Only the usual serviceable items have been replaced (same with the motorbike which I had from new).

skivenov

harveybobbles wrote: »

We did have an 18 month old Pug 205 1.9 at work many moons ago. We bought it from Group4. It was on 85,000 miles - it'd been used by the day shift, the night shift and the inbetween shift.

OP - did I see somewhere else on this site that your cars are RRV's?

Reminds me of one of the managers at my old place. He took his company fester TDCI for it's first MOT and it failed on pretty much everything, poor thing was near dead.

In it's defence, it had done 175k, most of them with the pedal to the metal.

SailorSam

Fiesta 05reg 32,000mls about. I'm not going out to the garage in the cold at this time of night.

NBLondon

2011 Ford Focus 1.6 ecoboost (July 11), 7,400 miles.
1999 MGF 75th Anniversary, 52,000-ish - replacement Head Gasket.
Erickson Molecular Tranporter MK1, 13,476 parsecs - but requires careful targetting and has tendency to bring back twice as many kids as were sent to school, one good and one bad.