Bought in 2012 w/20000km
Just passed 230000km, mostly highway commuting back and forth to work.
I have changed the filters, tires and oil. That's it.
Never changed the brakes
Never even checked the transmission level.
Never changed the cv's or anything else.
Never added coolant power steering or brake juice. All levels are still up.
The car is running fine, if it isn't broke don't fix it? Am I just lucky getting away with it? I mean it clicks from the brakes/tires when I'm at a stop then idle ahead, like in a drivethrew. Some other non scary clicks I've noticed.
And, it's never not started. Going back and forth to work everyday for the last 5 years, even through the -30 Canadian winters not plugged in.
>200k kilometers on the same brakepads and disks
what ???????????????
you're either retarded because your dealership changed them in your last schedueled service, or shitposting.
I have never taken it in. I'm dead serious. Never changed them myself. It sounds like I'm an idiot. But I've gone 230000 km with damn near zero maintenance. Never had it serviced.
I've changed the oil regularly I don't bag it, and it's mostly all highway kms.
>>17321432
pic of car, and pic of your fucking calipers
otherwise you're full of shit
>>17321442
Mkay, brb. I dunno what the caliber is but I will take a picture of general area.
>>17321425
Simply the fact that he says a Chrysler 200 lasted that long indicates that he is obviously lying. Chrysler 200s are some of the worst cars on the road.
So the light sucks this is the best I could get of the caliber I think.
>>17321478
I know, I never bothered because Its a Chrysler and it was going.to break anyway. But it hasn't broke.
>>17321506
>Oil change required
You should heed the warning
>>17321502
I will go find a flashlight if anybody wants a better picture.
I think I will change the brakes once something happens, all four will not fail at the same time.
>>17321455
>Chrysler driver is actually retarded
Nothing new here
>>17321508
I change the.oil but idk how to reset the message.
>>17321514
I mean, maybe. But I have not spent any money on keeping this car running. And I've saved a ton of money for a brand new car for when I'm done with this one.
Unfortunately.my neglect means nobodies going to buy this from me, ever. Unless they have extra chromosomes
Nobody believes me?
Thanks for the inputs carfaggs
>>17321593
it's not that we don't believe you
it's that there's nothing to say. You've neglected your car and with a bit of luck, it's still fine.
You've endangered yourself by not paying attention to maintenance on the machine that drives you at 60+mph on the highway, and clearly you're not very clever. You are both a danger to yourself and other drivers around you.
look at that thing, it's a heap.
public transport is good in canada, maybe you should give it a try and save more money, since you clearly are too cheap to skip on some 20 dollar brakepads.
>>17321648
Well, thanks for that. I think it's fine, it's just weird.
I am putting it down to rural highway travelling. It would be a different story if I lived in the city.
>>17321478
The 200s weren't the most exciting or best riding, or had class leading.... well anything, but I don't think they have a reputation for being particularly troublesome. I'd take one in a heartbeat over a 5th gen Malibu.
>>17321511
They will make noise and grind when they get thin enough.
I just changed the original front pads on my Five Hundred at 120k miles, they still had some meat left, but while I had them apart it made sense to change them.