How many KM have you put on your car?
 

So everybody, how many KM have you put on your car since you got whatever car you're driving now, whether it be new or old.

1) Year and Vehicle

2)If it's brand new, list out new, how many years driven, and KM.

or

2) If it's old, list how many KM when you got it, how many years driven and KM.

3) Condition of the car

4) Major services down on vehicle @ which KM since you got hte car

5) Whether you like how it's holding up for you everyday needs


So I'll start I guess:

1) 2008 Honda Fit Sport
2) New, driven for 4 months and almost 9000KM (I drive to surrey and back everyday and around town)

3) Pretty new still except rock chip on front hood

4) Hm. Not sure if SRS Recall counts as Major Service. lol, other than that no major services.

5) Underpowered, but good on gas. Lots of room, interior is OK, and kinda of fun to drive I guess.

..and You?

**EDIT: Please edit your post and post a picture too if you can too!

6) Do you guys plan to drive it to death, rebuild it, etc. (keeping car till it actually dies out after rebuild, etc etc)

1) 2005 Toyota Prius
2) New, driven for over 3 years, just crossed the 100k threshold a few days ago.
3) 3 years of rock chips :)
4) No major services
5) Love it. It does everything I want it to, and gets good economy while doing it!

1) 2008 Acura/Honda TSX
2) New, 7 months, a bit over 7000km
3) Rock chips and very minor invisible scratches
4) No major services, the only service I've done so far is oil change at 5200km
5) Not enough torque for going up hills in the greater Vancouver district

1) 2008 Ford F150 4x4 Crew Cab
2) 7 months 20,000 KM's
3) Window Chip and scuffed up wheel well, not paying attention for the lose.
4) Works fine for work no issues.
5) Not great gas mileage, running just under $200 a fillup and filling up three times every two weeks. I would have liked another color.

1) 2006 honda civic Si
2) Since Aug 06 (2 years) 50k kms
3) Good condition, some paint chips
4) Oil changes to synthetic & tranny fluid change to synthetic
5) Good enough car, build quality is lacking compared to jap. honda's - enough power, great fuel economy for a pretty quick little nipper (8L/100km)

1) 2004 Acura RSX Type-S
2) New, driven for just under 4 years and almost 80,000KM (I drive alot around town)

3) Rock chips, few dings on rear bumper, and scratched up front bumper

4) no real services, because I do my own stuff... had them take a look at teh seat rail issue, and the grinding, but that's bound to happen....

5) Good on gas 500+km/tank 50L @ 92oct. Quick enough to boot around or do what I want, lets me run with friends. Very sleek (it's a love/hate look car), and it's given me all the stress relief I need. oh and VTAK!!!

1) 2003 Honda S2000
2) Since end of May, 2007 (used)
3) Great condition other than rock chips
4) Fluids flushed, clutch slave cylinder replaced (leaked), regular oil changes
5) Reliable, fun to drive, 10L/100KM

1) 2008 Nissan Sentra SE-R
2) New, driven for a day
3) Minty new, some squashed bugs on front bumper
4) No major service
5) So far so good, still breaking her in

1990 honda accord
old, got it at 260k, now has 315k, driven 3 years
condition is immaculate
only major services were swappin the auto tranny for a manual one
needs nitrous.

1) 2006 Mazda3 GT
2) New on Feb06, driven 45,000km over 2.5 years. Daily driven to SFU, autocross, track, misc daily use.
3) Various little things here and there.
4) No servicing from the dealer whatsoever. Aside from gas and oil changes, the only "repairs/maintenance" I do is throw out the OEM garbage for aftermarket parts. =D
5) 12L/100km is fucking bullshit for a car putting out 185hp, and it's because I have to drive it hard to have any fun. Next time, I'll get a car that comes with more power stock and save some gas. It's also ridiculous how much I had to put into the suspension to make this car even close to tolerable even as a daily driver. Modding is fun and all, but in the long run it's *cheaper* with far better reliability to just buy a car that comes the way you want it.

1) 2003 BMW 300xi
2) April 2003, just reached 50k
3) Everything works great except for rock chips & scratches/dings here & there
4) None whatsoever
5) Enough power to get me around, amazing handling, build quality is top notch. 1 thing I dun like is the 15L/100km. Otherwise, lovely.

1) 2008 Infiniti G37 Sport Black
2) New, driven almost 3 months @ 5700kms
3) Some small chips from hwy
4) Had muffler replaced (minor problem)
5) Running great, can't wait till the oil change and really step on it

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1)2005 Mazda 3 GT
2) Bought in November of 06 at 25xxx KM. Now at 108xxx KM.
3) a couple paint scratches on top of rear bumper by the hatch. two chips on windshield
4) replaced seized rear brake caliper at around 80xxx KM.
5) Love it, getting great mileage, averaging 8L per 100KM

1) 1988 Prelude
2) Got it at just over 260k . Driven for 9 months, put almost 30K
3) Everything works well, few scratches and rock chips here and there.
4) Changed the axle yesterday (done by me)
b) Engine rebuild at 150k (not done by me)
c) Fluids flushed and changed (done by me)
d) Regular oil changes at 4k-5k (done by me)
5)Love it. Awesome on gas, occasionally i get better milage than some hybrids out there. However, alot of work is needed to keep it running in tiptop shape.

2002 Saturn SC2
Got it new with 7kms on it, it's got just over 94 000kms now.
Overall condition is near new. Minor rock chips on the hood/ front fascia, and two door hacks on the driver's side.
No big issues with it. I had to replace the shifter cables, as they were working themselves out of the crimped fittings on the transmission end, and the brakes have been replaced. Both issues can probably be related to track use.
My only complaint is the utter lack of an aftermarket for these cars/ drivetrain. Other than that, it's got more torque, more features, and better handling than all of it's similarly priced competition from the same year, and the plastic panels are rad!

1) 07 Yaris HB
2) New, 17100 kms in two years
3) It needs to be washed, scratches and chips
4) None
5) Very good with gas. Not powerful enough, obviously...but gets me where I need to go.

1) 1995 Nissan 240SX
2) have had it since last july put, 24k on it
3) tons of rock chips from previous owner on hood but mostly front bumper
4) DRL's dont' work very well.
5) too slow, too small. rather have a SC300. haha

1) 1992 Mazda JDM Protege 1.3L, wine red
2) 47,000km on it
3) showroom condition
4) as good as new
5) 27mpg, 5spd stick, very light

1. 2009 Toyota Camry SE
2. 3 months @ 1,100 km's
3. New
4. Nothing.. built Toyota solid
5. Now I want an Evo 9 from the States...

1. 2008 Civic Si Coupe
2. New, Almost 9000km after 6 months
3. Mint, but dirty (i am too lazy to wash it or go to the car wash)
4. No major services.
5. Pretty slow under 3k rpm...no torque..Need to rev it high to up the fun factor. I love VTEC and would honestly drive in VTEC all the time if the gas is cheaper...lol....great daily driver and lots of fun to drive in the high rpm ranges. Good on gas.

1) 2002 BMW M3
2) New, 46000KM
3) Garage Kept, wash by maid everyday
4) Schedule maintenance, minor electrical problem with window and alarm.
5) Too old now, need something new to replace it....

1) 2008 Audi Q7
2) New, 9 months old, 70000KM
3) high mileage, but new looking, also washed everyday
4) tons of problems, steering wheel's button didnt work, hatch wont open, front wipers didnt work, driver seat motor died.
5) This car sucks, its too big and have too many problems, but it seats 7.... and drives better then any other minivans. have to keep it, cuz there isnt a better replacement

1) 2004 Cayenne S
2) New, 60000KM
3) looks new, except the brakes are dirty
4) Schedule maintenance, no problem at all
5) Best SUV ever

1) 2003 Mercedes Benz SL500
2) New, 12000KM
3) hardly driven, washed daily, only taken out on nice days
4) schedule maintenance
5) been looking for a suitable replacement

1) 2004 Nissan Presage 2.5
2) New, 70000KM
3) mint condition, washed daily
4) schedule maintenance
5) only use it when the whole family goes out, will be replaced by the new Alphard soon

1) 2006 Subaru Legacy 3.0R
2) New, 55000KM
3) Big rock chip on hood
4) schedule maintenance, 4 brakes as been replaced due to pre-mature wear
5) used as company vehicle to travel hk/china

1) 2009 Honda Fit RS
2) New, 0KM, schedule delivery is next week
3) brand new
4) none recorded
5) Looking forward to it

those are the only cars that i drive, i dont drive others

^ so ballin'

washed daily, eh Hyde? unless your maid waxes those cars on a monthly basis, all the clear will probably get incinerated within a year....

i have the cars professionally detailed every 2 months

1) 1990 Skyline
2) 75k kms when bought, 89k on it now
3) mechanicly perfect.
4) oil changes every 3k kms, replaced brake and clutch master + clutch slave when I got it.
5) too much $$$ for 94 octane, selling it to get a miata.