100,000 miles a year? Bloody hell that must be tiring..
Let's say he does 70mph absolutely everywhere, which obviously he doesn't.. that's 1428.5 hours driving every year, which means 59.5 days worth of solid driving.. in a 1966 Volvo. That's gotta hurt..
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heh i covered the average mileages in the "LOWEST" thread, not repeating it here...
just amazed at the volvo guy ... he had that from new, too? must have awfully comfy seats, of a style that probably aren't legal these days or something. like armchairs or the like.
but surely, even with the most comfortable seat in the world (and a full car so you have 3 co-pilots that can run on shifts) you would get incredibly, brain-rottingly bored after something like the millionth mile, though?!?!
doubt even truckers rack up as many miles...
(actually from the stories ive heard, if you want astro-miles or to become a member of a marque's million-mile club, avoid the cars, take to their trucks instead. an average truck engine is designed to last for seven figures simply because of the insane distances they rack up during a typical life cycle. That and, with some of the newest ones, an alleged ability to put down 45mpg at a constant 55mph... not sure if i credit that, but it sounds pretty alluring if true, as you can fit a whole house in the back and still get better motorway mileage than a mk2 with a dodgy pierburg)
just amazed at the volvo guy ... he had that from new, too? must have awfully comfy seats, of a style that probably aren't legal these days or something. like armchairs or the like.
but surely, even with the most comfortable seat in the world (and a full car so you have 3 co-pilots that can run on shifts) you would get incredibly, brain-rottingly bored after something like the millionth mile, though?!?!
doubt even truckers rack up as many miles...
(actually from the stories ive heard, if you want astro-miles or to become a member of a marque's million-mile club, avoid the cars, take to their trucks instead. an average truck engine is designed to last for seven figures simply because of the insane distances they rack up during a typical life cycle. That and, with some of the newest ones, an alleged ability to put down 45mpg at a constant 55mph... not sure if i credit that, but it sounds pretty alluring if true, as you can fit a whole house in the back and still get better motorway mileage than a mk2 with a dodgy pierburg)
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If it counts my dads Mondeo LX auto has over 372K on the clock that averages over 100miles per day CRAZY but true as he goes across europe in it a lot I hate fords and love VW's but I gotta take my hat off to his car its money well spent ill post a pic tmoz as proof same engine no major parts changed but he is probebly the most safe driver I know Ive got a 1987 polo with 79k and a golf with 126kDelGT wrote:
220k is the current high.
So only post if you can beat it obviously!