Highest reading on the odometer!

soumobakshi · 22nd September 2013, 22:45

My 2008 Logan 1.5DLX just came back from 110000 km service.

pmbdcoe · 23rd September 2013, 09:38

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Originally Posted by autopsyche

I think im beating all of you as of now '84 M800 with 5.5lacs and counting, '89 Gypsy with little over 4 lacs!

Wow wow wow. Thats an achievement. Maruti should honor you. 🎉

echo77 · 23rd September 2013, 14:32

^ Maruti would rather honor him if he went through 5 M800s and 4 Gypsys while clocking those kms

My 2005 WagonR LXi has clocked 130,000.
Had to replace steering assembly last service due to recurring niggles. Runs as good as new now.

Maverick79 · 23rd September 2013, 15:02

My '98 M800 crossed 1,20,000kms.
Still says ' Ready - Any time. Any where!'

stable rock · 16th November 2013, 16:17

Compeleted 2 lacs km on my 2005 Hyundai Elantra CRDI on the way to Kerala. Its been a wonderful experience from 2005 till date with my Elantra. Still the engine seems to be strong enough and she is ready to go anywhere. No major work done till now and it is regularly serviced every 10000 km and the timing kit was replaced twice at 80k kms and 160 k kms.

Cheers
S.R

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B747 · 16th November 2013, 20:33

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Originally Posted by stable rock

Compeleted 2 lacs km on my 2005 Hyundai Elantra CRDI on the way to Kerala. Its been a wonderful experience from 2005 till date with my Elantra. Still the engine seems to be strong enough and she is ready to go anywhere. No major work done till now and it is regularly serviced every 10000 km and the timing kit was replaced twice at 80k kms and 160 k kms.

Cheers
S.R

2 lacs km? Good to know that and it's running fine. Usually Toyotas are famous for trouble free running for 1-2lacs

srs_shetty87 · 16th November 2013, 22:18

Yes, usually Japanese cars are known for bullet proof reliability and one who has visited the middle east would very well know this. I had seen a small Toyota Echo having clocked 8 hundred thousand kms running without a squeak.
Things in the Europe are a bit different, where major reliance is on European cars, had seen a Mercedes Viano diesel clocked up around 2.5 lac miles with okay condition.
I haven't clocked many kms on my car or bike in India, even the total doesn't add up to 1 lac :P, 12,000 on the car and around 50 on the bike.

CaliforniaKnight · 16th November 2013, 23:21

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Originally Posted by drsingh

Why does this thread lack the Hondas and Toyotas!!

Heres one tough Toyota!!

sameerg001 · 16th November 2013, 23:47

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaKnight

Heres one tough Toyota!!

Which car is it and where?

Very curious to know.

Gannu_1 · 17th November 2013, 00:11

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaKnight

Heres one tough Toyota!!

Holy hell that's close to a million KM!

More information please. What ride? Where is this? India or abroad?

asit.kulkarni93 · 17th November 2013, 00:35

My dad's 2005 Toyota RAV4 in Bahrain has done about 170k kms. It was purchased in 2009 at 85k kms. The car came with a spoilt ac compressor, which was replaced later. Apart from that we fill it, shut it and drive it. The car easily can manage speeds beyond 180km/hr. The engine is an absolute gem, Have driven it off-road extensively.
The '98 Toyota tercel we had before was sold at 144k kms in '09. The only reason my dad loves Toyota is because the odo increases with less service bills. We hate going to the service station for sorting out niggles.

TheTeacher · 17th November 2013, 13:56

When I lived in the US:

1985 Honda Civic, purchased new, sold in 1994: 172k miles = ~ 277k km. Engine was never opened. Ran fine, but was told cat converter was dying and I was looking at major bills. Traded it in for a new car.

1994 Toyota Camry V6, purchased new: sold in 2006 before returning to India: 185k miles = 297k km. Was running fine, engine never opened.

Both these cars underwent only routine maintenance. The only out of ordinary events were alternator failure in the Civic at 129k miles and Mass Air Flow sensor failure in the Camry at 170k miles.

CaliforniaKnight · 17th November 2013, 23:12

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Originally Posted by sameerg001

Which car is it and where?
Very curious to know.

This is a Toyota Camry 2.4L TAXI.It is a daily driver in Dubai. Dont be surprised as most Taxi mileages will blow your concept of high mileage.However, this is the highest I have seen myself.

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Originally Posted by Gannu_1

Holy hell that's close to a million KM!

More information please. What ride? Where is this? India or abroad?

Yeah,it is close to a million.Now, I saw this car about 5 - 6 months back.So in reality, this car would have clicked the magic figure.You will be stunned by the way it accelerates.

honeybee · 18th November 2013, 00:01

Both cars I sold: the first a Maruti 800 and the second a Santro clocked upwards of 80k.

Hoping to do 1L in the Nano now.

B747 · 18th November 2013, 09:00

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaKnight

Heres one tough Toyota!!

Oh my god, near to a million kms. Toyotas are know for high mileage like 2L, but this is mind blowing.

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echo77 BHPian Join Date: May 2010 Location: goa Posts: 335 Thanked: 49 Times	re: Highest reading on the odometer! ^ Maruti would rather honor him if he went through 5 M800s and 4 Gypsys while clocking those kms My 2005 WagonR LXi has clocked 130,000. Had to replace steering assembly last service due to recurring niggles. Runs as good as new now. Last edited by echo77 : 23rd September 2013 at 14:37.
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stable rock BHPian Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Bangalore Posts: 181 Thanked: 50 Times	re: Highest reading on the odometer! Compeleted 2 lacs km on my 2005 Hyundai Elantra CRDI on the way to Kerala. Its been a wonderful experience from 2005 till date with my Elantra. Still the engine seems to be strong enough and she is ready to go anywhere. No major work done till now and it is regularly serviced every 10000 km and the timing kit was replaced twice at 80k kms and 160 k kms. Cheers S.R
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srs_shetty87 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: DXB/ BOM Posts: 78 Thanked: 63 Times	re: Highest reading on the odometer! Yes, usually Japanese cars are known for bullet proof reliability and one who has visited the middle east would very well know this. I had seen a small Toyota Echo having clocked 8 hundred thousand kms running without a squeak. Things in the Europe are a bit different, where major reliance is on European cars, had seen a Mercedes Viano diesel clocked up around 2.5 lac miles with okay condition. I haven't clocked many kms on my car or bike in India, even the total doesn't add up to 1 lac :P, 12,000 on the car and around 50 on the bike.
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asit.kulkarni93 BHPian Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Pune Posts: 767 Thanked: 1,356 Times View My Garage	My dad's 2005 Toyota RAV4 in Bahrain has done about 170k kms. It was purchased in 2009 at 85k kms. The car came with a spoilt ac compressor, which was replaced later. Apart from that we fill it, shut it and drive it. The car easily can manage speeds beyond 180km/hr. The engine is an absolute gem, Have driven it off-road extensively. The '98 Toyota tercel we had before was sold at 144k kms in '09. The only reason my dad loves Toyota is because the odo increases with less service bills. We hate going to the service station for sorting out niggles.
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TheTeacher BHPian Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Space-Time Posts: 484 Thanked: 332 Times	re: Highest reading on the odometer! When I lived in the US: 1985 Honda Civic, purchased new, sold in 1994: 172k miles = ~ 277k km. Engine was never opened. Ran fine, but was told cat converter was dying and I was looking at major bills. Traded it in for a new car. 1994 Toyota Camry V6, purchased new: sold in 2006 before returning to India: 185k miles = 297k km. Was running fine, engine never opened. Both these cars underwent only routine maintenance. The only out of ordinary events were alternator failure in the Civic at 129k miles and Mass Air Flow sensor failure in the Camry at 170k miles. Last edited by TheTeacher : 17th November 2013 at 13:57. Reason: Corrected spellings
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honeybee Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Dombivli Posts: 3,034 Thanked: 2,061 Times View My Garage	Both cars I sold: the first a Maruti 800 and the second a Santro clocked upwards of 80k. Hoping to do 1L in the Nano now.
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