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My 2001 F250 4x4 7.3 - 425,000 ranch and oilfield miles and running strong. Only thing ever done to it other than standard maintenance was 2 alternators and 2 AC compressors. Traded it 6 years ago for a 2016. It has 150,000 on it now.

I pushed a Pontiac Sunfire to 285k from my daily commute which seems like small peanuts compared to some of you guys! One head gasket at 125k and the little quad 4 was the champ again. Was a manual transmission.

Was asking $1000 for it on CL about 7yrs ago and this single mom came and saw it and offered me $650 for it. Seemed like a sincere person trying to keep ends met. Told her $500 was enough; she might need a little emergency fund in case something went unexpectedly on it and to make sure to keep the oil changed and topped off. Hope she was able to get a couple more years out of it.

I sold my Saturn at around 350K miles. Though, I burned a valve at around 300K miles. I had never replaced the timing chain, lots of slack may have contributed to the burned valve. Running it a bit over 100 mph at the time probably didn’t help much either! 😉 memtb

,............680 million miles aaay? 😂.....That must-have been one helluva truck plus one helluva driver..... 😂 😂.....Assuming that driver had a career of driving say 60 years he would have had to be going 1,293.75 mph for 60 straight years non stop to have traveled 680,000,000 miles....No food, sleep or mens room brakes along the way..... 😂 😂 😂.......Pretty damned good I'd say.... 😂

My 1986 Yukon with 265,000 miles on it.

550000 on a 99 or so Tacoma that a Bank Courier in Corpus Christi used. Plain Jane 2wd regular cab. So of a beach is probably still going.

Have met a few guys with 450-500 on a few 7.3 Diesels. Mine is a 96 with only 210 so there is discussions a lot of the time with me and other 90s Cummins and 7.3 people

My sister in law sold me her 1991 Honda Accord in 2002. It had 150 when I got it.
After it turned 500,000 I gave it to my nephew. He rolled it, probably drunk.
A clutch and radiator were the most expensive repairs I had to do.

a guy at work has 2 Silverados. One has around 350,000 and the other is over 500,000.

Old Volvos would go forever. Had a 1981 Volvo 240 that had 320,000 when I sold it. Ran it from Va. to Key Largo straight at least 8 times without a glitch.

Gotta be some kinda record.

My 1997 Toyota T100 shows 740,000 and I drove it two hard years with a broken speedometer cable.

2012 Ford Focus, 327,695 when I traded it in. Learned stick in a 30s pickup reputed to be north of 1.2 million, but couldn’t verify that.

Old70

747.

Lol, I got zero happy.........

My ex bought a Saturn new,drove it to 200 thousand,we gave to my cousin in N.H. he put another 90 thou on,he sold to a kid he worked with for $300.00 and that kid finally wrecked it with 300 and change on it.
But my high school friend Kevin came from a family of 15 , as the as the youngest boy,he inherited the ,SUPER NOVA,a 1976 red Chevy Nova,straight 6,it had 400 thousand and change on it when it finally threw a rod,and he and his brothers beat on that thing like it was their job.

My mother bought a ford galaxy 500 with a 351 w in it had over 100k when I bought from her and I put another 200k on it before hurricane Floyd floated it down the river. Drove a 60 something freight liner with a 400 cat for the local feed mill that had close to 250million on it

608k plus a few on a 98 Silverado. Burning oil now but still moving.

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My Pete had 600,000 on the Detroit. I saw a local pet delivery lady who had a 2000 F350 powerstroke with 750K on it. She drove to midwest and back every week. Changed the oil every Friday

Probably one of those satellites I see passing by from time to time. No idea about the mileage.