How many miles do you drive per year?

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imported_Luster

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP (Daily Driver) - 20,000 (a lot less now that I'm retired!)

2000 Pontiac Trans Am WS6 - 3,000

1982 Chevrolet Corvette - 7,000

Just curious... what are your driving habits?:D
 
2004 GMC Sierra 4X4 - 10 - 12k/yr (DD, primary winter vehicle)

1986 H-D FXRS - 1 - 2k/yr (12k total on the clock, pretty close to the way it came off the showroom floor in '85)

2007 H-D Ultra Classic Electra Glide - 20 - 25k/yr (primary summer vehicle, rain or shine. X-country trips as often as possible)

I don't care much for having metal and glass between me and the rest of the world.

TL
 
TLMitchell said:
2007 H-D Ultra Classic Electra Glide - 20 - 25k/yr
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Luster said:
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I've got something against new rear tires... they're evil. I'm on a mission to use them all up as fast as possible sparing others from their evilness :D If it weren't for this inconvenient thing called ***work*** I'd be exploring every two-lane in North America. Boo Hoo Been eligible to make Every Day Saturday for a coupla years and was planning on checking out this year but since the 401K turned into more like a 201K I think it may be prudent to hang around awhile and rebuild the war chest. They'll kick me out the door in 2 years anyway at the ripe age of 56 so the end is in sight :thumbup:

Wouldn't happen to be acquainted with a guy named Ivan in Lees Summit, wouldya? How many of 'em could there be?

TL
 
TLMitchell said:
Wouldn't happen to be acquainted with a guy named Ivan in Lees Summit, wouldya? How many of 'em could there be?

TL
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I DO know a guy named Ivan from Lees Summit. But Lees Summit has 100,000 people! So....How many of 'em could there be? (He's not a detailer, but I know him well. We work for the same company. Send PM for more info.)
 
I only drive 630 miles a night . Run from Indianapolis to Omaha twice a week and half way and back on Friday night. Spending so much time in the semi might be why my 2003 Firebird convt only has 16,000 miles on it and my 2005 F-250 has under 30,000 on it.:D

Paul S
 
I drive approximately 10,000 miles a year with my 2005 Crown Victoria LX Sport courtesy of a 13 mile commute to work in SW Detroit.

I had an '89 corvette convertible that I sold a little over a year ago with only 37,000 miles on it because I had so little time to drive and enjoy it.
 
*1998/Saturn-SC/2*

Morning Guys/
I bought the SC/2 in 2002 w/42,675.It has alittle over 81K on it.Work is approx.15 miles per day,and alot of times it sits on the weekends.I love my
Lil' SC/2 Coupe/:cool:,especially the:5~Speed/AC/*Steel* Timing Chain/Composite Removable Body Pannels/and my Kick A$$ Stereo System w/2/Old School Kicker Amplifiers/:D.
My 1989~Mustang GT/HatchBack,Scarlett Red/Loaded for that year/25th Anniversary/5~Speed.It was intended to be a Fair Weather Stang,but due to some *HeartBreaks & Issues* over the years,[*Long Story/:(*]it has just been in my Garage 98% of it's life.It only has 1005.0/10 Original Miles [No Lies/BS/Etc.I'm not that way] on it,sits on Rubber Backed Carpet Squares and still has alot of original parts on it.Someday[Before I get too much older] I'd like to get in gear and enjoy the Stang w/my wife Patti,and take a few rides here and there.
I'm doing the change over to Black Interior,and have a few more Items to get.
Money's an Issue so will have to wait.
But,that's my Two Vehicles/;).Take Care,Guys.
Regards/
Raymond
 
The past 6 years was 1,000 miles per work week (48k per year) - that ended April 7 this year. Now about 100 miles per week.

Regards,
GEWB
 
Over the last 4-5 years, I've been averaging 50-60,000 per year on my company car. When gas & insurance is free, the sky is the limit.
 
I do 64 miles a day just for work and sometimes that's six days a week.I don't even want to add up the gas and tolls get's be sick to even think about it.
 
I only drive ~10K miles a year, at least half of them just for fun. I work from home, so there's no need to commute.
 
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