Yes, my 2005 Buick LeSabre, 146k miles, one transmission rebuild,,,all ok at the moment..
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Are you driving the same car since 2010
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Well, my 2010 Volvo V70 still going strong with no repairs with 86K. Still original brake pads, which from about a month ago, per dealer had 7mm on rear and 10mm on front. Replaced wiper blades once, but dealer did that under safe and secure.Original tires went 70K.
2010?!? Is that all?
No transmission rebuilds or repairs on the Toyotas but I put a rebuilt torque converter in on the Accord. No major engine work, one clutch on the ECHO.
No transmission rebuilds or repairs on the Toyotas but I put a rebuilt torque converter in on the Accord. No major engine work, one clutch on the ECHO.
Yes, 05 Matrix with 136k miles. No engine or trans work. Needed a new front wheel bearing which is the press in type. Found a shop that replaced it for $220. Dealer wanted $600 but said it could be less if it didn't need a new hub. Other things were taken care of under warranty so won't count those. Muffler shop fixed the leak in front of the cat 1.5 yrs ago for $50. But it's getting noisy again and six months outside of the warranty they gave. Some other piddle things that are less than $100 to fix.
2004 Hyundai Sonata 2.7
never had the motor apart
just standard maint , oil filters plugs and timing belts
change the water pump when i do a belt , 1 radiator and a couple of brake jobs original trans , alternator , and starter
never had the motor apart
just standard maint , oil filters plugs and timing belts
change the water pump when i do a belt , 1 radiator and a couple of brake jobs original trans , alternator , and starter
Yes. Every single one.
My 83 Caprice that's my winter beater I bought in 2010. My 84 Cutlass I put on the road in 2008. So yes for both of them. I upgraded the rear end in both of them when they needed axle seals but no engine or transmission work besides valve seals on the Chevy and intake gaskets on the Oldsmobile.
JHZR2
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I drive 1981, 1982, 1998 and MY2011 (bought and delivered in 2010) vehicles routinely.
Would take any one of them across country tomorrow.
Would take any one of them across country tomorrow.
No. I’ve purchased 3 daily drivers since 2009.
I have a 2010 Silverado that I bought new in April of 2010 and I'm still driving a 1962 Studebaker Hawk that I bought from the original owner in 1975.
2006 Volvo XC90 black on black. Purchased in 2008 with 23900 miles. As of today 4 20 18 just turned 60000.
Easy for the wife to access due to health issues and she doesn't drive any more.
This has been a very dependable suv.no major issues and is well maintained car
TOMB
Easy for the wife to access due to health issues and she doesn't drive any more.
This has been a very dependable suv.no major issues and is well maintained car
TOMB
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wow,,u all are doing well
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Yep,I've had my 300ZX since around 2003.
Nick1994
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No way, I got my driver's license at 16 in 2010! I'm still driving the same car from 2017! Ok ok, the Camry I bought in 2015, but it doesn't get used much.
The Jeep I'll keep forever though.
The Jeep I'll keep forever though.
Have my wife's 1997 civic since new. Still running strong. Needs some minor rust repairs around the rear wheel wells.
2006 Dakota bought new in 2007. 1986 GoldWing bought new in 1988, just got it out for the summer yesterday.
Hahahahahaha no. I've had twelve.
