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I'm not going to move this because I don't see anything wrong with asking Off Topic how many miles they have on their cars. The posters that respond here are different than the ones that will respond in the Garage.

2001 Insight - #1 - 160k
2001 Insight - #2 - 447k
2000 Insight - #3 - 227k
 
12000 - When I hit 17000 miles, it will be the most driven car I've ever owned (I've never kept a car longer than 11,000 miles.)
 
56k - 2008 Ford Fusion SE V6
140k - 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
84k - 1966 Ford Mustang V8 Coupe
180k - 2003 Chevrolet Malibu (fiancee's)
 
70k on our 2004 Buick LeSabre
130k on our 2003 Saturn Vue, but just had the engine replaced with a used one with 80k.
 
Schadenfroh said:
4.5K

So far, 1 rear-end collision and a separate repaint / dent removal due to auto-shippers banging it up. Off to a good start...

New cars are collision bait for uninsured, unlicensed motorists 🙁
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5k on mine. Two weeks into ownership I noticed a gash on the bumper looks like somebody rammed it with a shopping cart. Since then it's had more scratches including a bicycle handle scratching the door. And then my other car with 30k somebody dinged/dented the door in a parking lot. This kind of damage never happened to any of the my older cars even with years of use. It's like people are attracted to new cars and destroy the paint.
 
*sigh*.

This is why I was against the forums being split off in the first place. It separates us. It was interesting seeing people from OT comment on how many miles their cars have.

This "OMG WRONG FORUM" nonsense is like no-tolerance policies. It takes the common sense out of forum moderation. What's wrong with asking Off Topic how many miles their cars have on them? That has NOTHING to do with The Garage.
 
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Doppel said:
5k on mine. Two weeks into ownership I noticed a gash on the bumper looks like somebody rammed it with a shopping cart. Since then it's had more scratches including a bicycle handle scratching the door. And then my other car with 30k somebody dinged/dented the door in a parking lot. This kind of damage never happened to any of the my older cars even with years of use. It's like people are attracted to new cars and destroy the paint.
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Those people should have their hands cut off.
 
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