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Spinoff: Newest vehicle you own and approx annual commuting mileage

Newest is a 2010 Ford Fusion. At 178k. Commute approximately 80ish miles daily round trip, roughly 19k yearly.

She drives about 16 miles round trip daily. 98' Wrangler. Roughly 180k on it.

For years I had a company pickup. Man I miss that perk. I racked up some miles in those trucks
 
Wife’s DD is a ‘16 ford edge. It has 111k on it, her work commute is about 12k/yr.

My DD is a company vehicle that gets 25-30k/yr.

My personal is an ‘09 suburban that gets about 5k/yr. It has 107k miles.
 
Newest: 24 VW Jetta, a 6 speed toaster I bought this spring to commute and keep miles off the rigs I want to keep for decades. Likely up to 20k miles a year now.

Last year's commuter: 1984 GMC SWB 2wd 6.2 diesel/NV4500. 12k miles May thru December last year commuting and road tripping. Currently 160k or 260k on it. Only non-scheduled wrenching was two wheel seals (same side) and a weeping thermostat housing gasket.
 
2017 Tundra TRD 142000
bought it in 19 with 32k on it put 36k on it commuting the first year and now about 10k/year
 
My dd is a 2010 GX, 112k on it, 12-15k a year.

My wife’s 2013 outback just rolled over 200k a couple weeks ago, she’s more like 25k a year.
 
DD is a 2017 Civic, currently has 150k in it. Only gets about 15k a year now that my round trip commute is only 45 miles.
 
My DD is a 2000 TRD taco with 220k. I do maybe 5k a year cause I WFH. A lot of that is hauling 200 gallons of water up the mountain.

Wife has a 2000 lx470 with 360k. She probably puts around 15k a year.

Both of these trucks are extremely reliable considering the terrain they drive. DED
 
2001 accord in the most unreliable configuration V6 auto with 280k. my commute is about 25 steps. I bought it when I was doing 600 mi weekly runs.

Need to order a timing belt kit for it.
 
2013 Lezburu Impreza Wagon.

Commute to work 2.2 miles.

2002 GMC CCLB 2WD was my previous daily. Now it’s hooked to the boat for after work trips.
 
1996 Ram 2500, 273k miles. Maybe 3k a year

1994 Ram Cummins, 333k miles. 5k miles per year, usually one or two road trips.

1988 F150, ?92k miles. 6k miles per year, sole winter beater for 4+ months.

1970 charger, 119k miles. 3k miles per year.

1984 cj8, 1990 suburban, 1970 M35A2c, maybe 2k miles combined
 
2000 F250, V10, 4x4. 9.5 miles to work, 230K
1995 Lexus SC400, 115K
1988 Mustang LX notch, work in progress, mileage unknown. Every, and I mean every bolt will be touched before I am finished

Wife's ride is a '17 Accord Touring edition with 11K miles. Not a misprint. Found it in Colorado with less than 7K miles earlier this year. She does about 35 miles round-trip
 
Newest is the wife’s 2017 Pacifica, also her daily. Usually 6-8,000 miles a year.


My daily is a 2014 Hyundai Sonata, around 15,000 miles a year.

I did have my ‘86 F250 as a daily for a few years, but that was when my round trip commute was 1.5 miles. Doing about 90 miles a day now, the 8-10 mpg doesn’t work so well at $3.50 a gallon. It gets relegated to hunting, fishing, and dump runs now.
 
Projectjunkie said:
Gonna need pics of these

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And blakes High mileage rode hard toyotas too:laughing:
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Sorry, only 359359 miles on the lx470. Didn't bother to take pics of the taco odometer.

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08 Mazda 3 168k, 15k or so a year

I’ve legit daily drove 60s through’80s stuff, but my commute now demands a vehicle that gets good mileage and is disposable
 
Me: 2018 F-150 111k miles. Drive 10k a year for personal errands.
Wife 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander 11k miles and drive 12k miles per year

Commuter for work is 2024 chebbie equinox. About 12-15k per year.
 
I work from home

2022 f350, currently do 25k miles/year and can't figure out how since it doesn't feel like I go anywhere.
 
2019 Ram 3500 dedicated work truck, 20k miles per year
2021 JL Rubicon toy, 10k miles per year
2020 4Runner, wifes daily but I put about 7k miles per year
2008 Mustang, 1 tank of fuel so far this year
 
2018 F150 3.5 with 88k. Commute varies, but I've been fairly local lately.

When the commute was long it was a 2004 Civic with ~190k.
 
I’m running a 2001 Saturn I got for free it had 114k on the clock and needed work but had new tires. I average 30k a year on my commute I can wear out a car pretty quick with the shit roads in Michigan. Last commuter was a 2003 Buick century and before that a 1995 Saturn since moving back to the land of car swallowing potholes
 
2017 F250 ccsb 6.7 4x4 auto. Used for work, driving 100-500+ miles a day, every day. I average 7500 miles a month. Put 58k on it since jan/24. Current 198k on odo.
 
Me-2019 F350 w/62k, about 12k a year
Wife-2023 Explorer ST w/15k?, about 15k a year.
 
Daily is a 1998 Expedition that has 201k on it, and I drive that about 10k a year.
During the summer, it shares daily duty with an 88 Bronco of unknown miles, or an 86 F-250 with 165k on it.
My personal total spread out over the vehicles is probably 15k a year?

My wife has a 2018 Edge that has 110k on it, that has been burning coolant since 70k... (2.0L EcoBoost)
She drives it around 20k a year, not sure how.

I know the year I purchased some vehicles and the miles they had at that time vs now... is there a thread for that? lol
 
Newest? 2021 WRX STI... but I don't commute in it. In fact, its only been driven about 1,000 miles in the past year (garage queen).

Commuter? 2011 Prius with 240k.

Commute? Now only 3600 miles per year.:laughing:
 
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