100,000 Mile Club

[F8L]

Originally Posted by Jimmie84

Did he clean it up?

He is still sleeping it off but we'll trade cars and he is going to have the interior fully detailed tomorrow. Till then I'm staying home or walking where I need to go. lol

[orange4boy]

104 000 miles and 6000 owners. That's what I get for buying an ex Co-op car. It's in remarkably good shape other than the fried transaxle that drained after a minor accident ripped a hole in the sump. I have put about 45 feet on it so far rolling it onto the trailer and then into my carport.

Repair receipts show an ECU under warranty, Replace inverter coolant pump, Replace front door lock motor. Replace 1 cylinder ignition coil. Oh, and two lead acid batteries. Total bill: $1450.

Now it's my turn.

[guru_del]

2001 prius, i bought it in 2004 with 50K on it. Since then i have racked it up to 178,000.

Replaced 12v battery
Changed brakes once
changed oil every 3500
changed wipers twice
changed tires once

I drive 55 miles each way to work 5 days a week. I get around 45 mpg. Front windshield looks like it has taken a grenade, front bumpers are shot too from road trash. But still got the HOV stickers on em.

Major complains is the stereo, the seats suck for those of us over 200lbs and 6' tall and the paint comes off really easy (front of the car looks sand blasted).

[jesse]

Originally Posted by efusco

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As you're alluding to, my intent was not to so much applaud the driver for driving 100k miles but rather to highlight the individual vehicles that've gone over 100k. In a year or two I'll probably add a 150k and maybe a 200k and eventually a 250k sticky, but there really aren't enough 2Gs in that range to justify it and we don't have very many 1G drivers that frequent PC. If anyone feels I should start a thread for the higher mileage cars please let me know. But since there isn't even one 100k mile Prius listed in the thread yet I think I'm ok to wait a bit.

hi i have a 2008 prius.160,000 miles.its loaded navigation system leather loaded, all its working like new,oil change,filter,one time sparkplugs,same brake pads,aah almost forget need tires for this winter....bye i have to go..and drive my prius a litle more.

[jesse]

hi i have a 2008 prius.160,000 miles.its loaded navigation system leather loaded, all its working like new,oil change,filter,one time sparkplugs,same brake pads,aah almost forget need tires for this winter....bye i have to go..and drive my prius a litle more.

[devprius]

My 2005 Prius will be 5 years old on Sunday. 114K miles and still going strong. I think I crossed the 100K mark back in April. All I've had to do is regular maintenance and the occasional TSB. I'm now on my third set of tires. I actually managed to get nearly 60k out of the stock Intergrities. Unfortunately, the Continental ContiPros that I put on after the Integritiies only lasted 54K. I just put on GoodYear's Assurance Fuel Maxes that will hopefully last at least 60K.

I have absolutley no regrets buying this car. It's performed great. I've taken it to Tahoe on numerous ocassions, lots of trips to Los Angeles (and beyond). It's been up (and down) the grapevine with no problems and no lack of speed or power going up that hill. I've been known to pass people on I5 at 85 or more.

I anticipate that I'll still be driving this car in 4 or 5 years. I tend to keep my cars as long as possible. I had my RAV4 for 8.5 years before replacing it with the Prius. I do have to say that the new generation Prius is very tempting. Love the new console and display. And I really like the solar roof option. Hopefully it'll still be an option (or standard) in 2014.

[terry2u]

109,000 on mine, but, several computer problems popped up. Had several recall notices on it. Nav system went out at 90,000 mi. Dealer had to replace entire Nav/radio system. Luckly, i had the extended warranty on it, or it would have cost me alot of money ($5000) to get it replaced. Only set me back $100.

[bambi]

Mine is a 2005. Just about to turn 106,000 miles. Only repairs so far have been one clogged fuel injector, replace 12 volt battery, and replace 2 Fuse Box Relays. (wipers and tires of course, but I'm fine with another set of Integrities.) Being in a northern climate, I use Nokia snows in the winter. The car has held up great, runs like new.

[devprius]

Today I brought my Prius in for an oil change, engine & inverter coolant change, and a new water pump (they said it was starting to leak). Since it was going to take several hours, and I had to get to work, they put me in a rental. It's a top of the line 2010 Prius V. Now I'm *really* tempted...

And I now have to keep the car an extra day since the water-pump had to be ordered...