Whats the highest milage car youve ever owned? My 2003 Pathy

>>17875439
My Charger had like 210k before it finally blew a headgasket. At least I only paid like $2k for it with 140k on it.

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>>17875439

500kkm EG Civic

Got it literally from scrap heap all beaten up with 300kkm and drove another 10 years and 200kkm.

In the end engine started to use shitton of oil, did compression check, was within factory spec so most likely valve seals or oil rings.

>I've ever owned
153k and counting.

Does a toy count? The S10 Blazer beater has over 200k on it. Unfortunately the entire dash cluster works randomly now.

My dad had a 2008 F150 with 200K miles. He sold it at that mark and it was still running strong. Didn't even burn oil

>>17875439
>>17875520
I'm not as pro as you guys.
Audi A4
>250k
Lexus RX
>130k

1991 Honda Accord 460,000 miles, sold it and it's still going

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For some reason its always 90s-early 2000s hondas and nissans, sometimes toyotas, and diesels ofc that have crazy miles and are still just humming along

I hit 478k in a 77 BMW 530i that I bought for $800, my mom's 98 Accord is about to hit 375k, and I have a brother with two Dodge Rams (both diesels) that are both pushing 400k.

Is a 2000 tahoe 184000 miles with stuff done to it already a bad idea for 5 grand

>>17877232
Not if it isnt diesel

>>17877422
It's gas so should I be fine