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1998 Lexus GS with 317,862 miles on it

NFS4

NFS4

No Lifer
Saw over at VW Vortex/The Car Lounge:
All I have ever done is replace brake shoes, changed front rotors once, replaced one coolant sensor, one wheel bearing and 7 sets of tires
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Sales of course. The product that I sell only requires me to be on-site for a couple of hours either doing a presentation or installation. We sell a niche product so you have to cover a lot of real estate to have a large enough customer base to work with. I cover about 7 states or a roughly 8 hour (+/- a couple of hours) one way radius from my office. Flying makes little sense as a lot of the areas I travel to would be difficult by air.
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http://forums.thecarlounge.net/zerothread?id=1879530

:shocked::shocked::shocked:
 
wow, the car i have now had to have the transmission replaced at 80k and the engine rebuilt at 100k. 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: RossMAN
and we've barely broken 15,000 in almost 3 years of driving.
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I do ~12,000 a year on my '95 Camry. I'm at ~ 159,000 miles now 😛
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We live close to everything, take public transportation to/from work. Eventually we'll take some trips to Canadia and Kalifornia which should add a few miles.
 

A buddy of mine just purchased a 1997 A8 Audi with almost 400,000 km (250,000 miles) yesterday. I didn't know Audi would last that long. The thing still look good and drive great.
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: RossMAN
and we've barely broken 15,000 in almost 3 years of driving.
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I do ~12,000 a year on my '95 Camry. I'm at ~ 159,000 miles now 😛
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Heck I do more than both of you and the longest points between this sodding country is ~ 500 miles :/
 
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: jammur21
My dad's 98 LS400 is at 260,000+.
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definetely get pics of that, what does he do that puts so many miles on it?
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We (I moved back home) commute from Mission Viejo, CA (92692) to Downtown LA (90021) 6 days a week for work. Luckily we work graveyard hours (1am-noon / produce industry) so we miss all of the normal traffic that the 9-5ers suffer through.

I'll post picts tonight. The car is in San Bernadino (92401) which is 56~ish miles away on its "day off" at my sister's soccer tourney.
 
Originally posted by: jammur21
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: jammur21
My dad's 98 LS400 is at 260,000+.
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definetely get pics of that, what does he do that puts so many miles on it?
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We (I moved back home) commute from Mission Viejo, CA (92692) to Downtown LA (90021) 6 days a week for work. Luckily we work graveyard hours (1am-noon / produce industry) so we miss all of the normal traffic that the 9-5ers suffer through.
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Why not live closer to that? That's a lot of commuting and gas usage 😛
 
All I have ever done is replace brake shoes, changed front rotors once, replaced one coolant sensor, one wheel bearing and 7 sets of tires
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That is amazing. No oil changes, no transmission oil changes, no other service expect brakes and tires.

 
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