high mileage cars - what's the clock of ur odometer?

[rdz03]

2008 strada

[Jun aka Pekto]

2006 Hyundai Sonata 3.3L V6.

Last check: 175,178 miles (281,922 km)

[Jocarl]

1997 Isuzu fuego 431,238km ( no overhaul)
1995 Civic Esi 211,637km
2006 Vios 1.3e 134,452km
2007 Innova J dsl 172,114km
2010 Civic 1.8s 57,243km
2013 Fortuner G 60,432km
2015 Forester xt 30,785km

[i.am.aids]

2008 strada

Ser, how often do you change engine oil? Fully synthetic, etc..? What's your usual commute, city or highway? Thanks!

[Jun aka Pekto]

My 2006 Sonata 3.3 will be 11 years old this year. Odometer is currently at 178,007 miles (286,475 km). It's holding up well, considering the amount of abuse I heap upon it.

[NormanABates]

posted by jocarl page 29 post # 282

1997 Isuzu fuego 431,238km ( no overhaul)

posted by bokista page 25 post # 250

1994 isuzu pickup. 410,136 kms. di pa nabubuksan ang makina.

nuffsaid....

ISUZU

[3GEMS]

2013 fofi sedan - 42, 000 km

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[e-bundok]

Ford Ranger Trekker 2007.
Clocked in 420,000 km.
Regular weekend travel manila to isabela.
Injection pump just recalibrated recently.

[GTi]

Ford Ranger Trekker 2007.
Clocked in 420,000 km.
Regular weekend travel manila to isabela.
Injection pump just recalibrated recently.

Wow! Is this the TDCi already? Matic or manual? How's the maintenance cost through the years? Any increase in fuel consumption from high mileage?

So far...
33tkms 2013 Strada
57tkms 2011 Santa Fe
66tkms 2006 Tribute
101tkms 2005 Accord
127tkms 2001 Revo

[Jun aka Pekto]

2006 Sonata V6.

179,350 miles (288,636 km).

[commentator101]

18 year old local miata 155773 km

[s2kurt]

150tkms 2000 crv
160tkms 2006 fortuner
10tkms 2014 altis

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[Jun aka Pekto]

Last time I looked three days ago, it was 180,268 miles (290,113 km). 2006 Sonata V6

[GTi]

^Wow sir, how do you do it? Our 2006 Tribute 2.3 has done all of 66400 kilometers and I've already replaced the engine supports, the timing belt (twice) the belt tensioner (thrice!) and had the radiator overhauled. Even then I still hear squeaking every now and then. It drinks gas like a V6 (4km/L city!) and I could feel water drops from the A-pillars during heavy rain (perhaps because it has a sunroof?)

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[jut703]

^Wow sir, how do you do it? Our 2006 Tribute 2.3 has done all of 66400 kilometers and I've already replaced the engine supports, the timing belt (twice) the belt tensioner (thrice!) and had the radiator overhauled. Even then I still hear squeaking every now and then. It drinks gas like a V6 (4km/L city!) and I could feel water drops from the A-pillars during heavy rain (perhaps because it has a sunroof?)

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Because highways in the US are much more forgiving than our urban traffic hells?


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[markkevin]

1997 lancer pizza 221,000km+
Mga pang ilalim sa likod palitin na, pati na din engine support.

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[GTi]

Because highways in the US are much more forgiving than our urban traffic hells?


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Traffic hells indeed. Such a big difference when it comes to vehicle longevity. His mileage is around four times as much as mine!

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[Jun aka Pekto]

Because highways in the US are much more forgiving than our urban traffic hells?


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Highways in the US are in generally good shape.

But, my Sonata has also been driven through some extremes:

Sustained speeds of 75-80 mph (121-129 kph) for hours at a time

Repeated coast to coast drives, each at 6400 miles (10,300 km) round trip

120 deg F (49 C) summers and -40 F (-40C) winters

It's been driven through a variety of regions, ranging from benign coastal regions to high-altitude mountains to searing deserts.

It's been through severe downpours and my favorite, snow.

This was back in 2009:

[Jun aka Pekto]

^Wow sir, how do you do it? Our 2006 Tribute 2.3 has done all of 66400 kilometers and I've already replaced the engine supports, the timing belt (twice) the belt tensioner (thrice!) and had the radiator overhauled. Even then I still hear squeaking every now and then. It drinks gas like a V6 (4km/L city!) and I could feel water drops from the A-pillars during heavy rain (perhaps because it has a sunroof?)

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When you have to drive, you have to drive. I normally kept the preventive maintenance schedule although there were some times it fell behind because the roads were blocked by snow.

Hyundai's Lambda V6 engine is a good engine. The 3.3 L in my Sonata is the first version of the Lambda with 235 hp. Newer versions of the same basic engine now have ~300 hp. You can say the Lambda engine in my 06 Sonata is over-engineered.

Suspension systems would be Hyundai's weakness. All my repairs/replacement costs have been been with the suspension. Granted, I hit a deer which caused severe damage and shortened the life of some components. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell if it's simple wear and tear or due to the deer collision.

[GTi]

When you have to drive, you have to drive. I normally kept the preventive maintenance schedule although there were some times it fell behind because the roads were blocked by snow.

Hyundai's Lambda V6 engine is a good engine. The 3.3 L in my Sonata is the first version of the Lambda with 235 hp. Newer versions of the same basic engine now have ~300 hp. You can say the Lambda engine in my 06 Sonata is over-engineered.

Suspension systems would be Hyundai's weakness. All my repairs/replacement costs have been been with the suspension. Granted, I hit a deer which caused severe damage and shortened the life of some components. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell if it's simple wear and tear or due to the deer collision.

49 degree summers? And I thought it was hot here. Never had any overheating issues? That was one of the Tribute's headaches. One that is not yet fully resolved.

All of our cars are regularly maintained. Can't understand why this one seems to be rather sickly. Our 2005 Accord is at 102tkms last I checked. Probably won't take long before it surpasses the 2001 Revo in mileage (128tkms). Oil changes done every 10tkms. Still running fine. Suspensions of both are really good. Haven't replaced anything in the Tribute's yet and have only replaced ball joints and tie rods in the Accord.

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