The Car Mileage Thread

[Msilva954]

1992 Sedan deville 52,000 miles.

[caddyshack24]

1993 STS with 83k

[tru504187211]

'93 Sixty Special..hit 129,000 today, 4 months after my previous post in this thread.

[slk230mb]

2002 Escalade 56K, got it with 43K in May of 2003, 13K between May 03 and August 03, being a first year freshman really stinks when you cant have your car with you...

[majax]

I got a 1993 SedanDeville with 121,000. Only prob with the engine so far was it blew a gasket around the oil pan but now thats fixed.

[AElayyat]

Let me break it down for you goodfellas out there:

Me: '85 Fleetwood Brougham has 180k on it, 66K and 10 years on the rebuilt 4100.
My dad: '89 Sedan deVille has 281k on original (as far as anyone can tell), 4.5
'96 Eldorado has 75K (but there is some drama going on with that one)
'68 Coupe deVille has ????? (it looks like shit but it runs like hell!)
'70 Coupe deVille has ????? (it looks like shit but it runs like hell!)

[Robert Brandtjen]

"Ya but I thought women aren't supposed to get used!'

That only applies to "rode hard and put up wet"

As in horses, of course.

[Caddy01DTS]

94 Concours 152,500

01 DTS 12,509

[carnerd]

Im somewhere around 176k.. still running good, although it goes threw more power steering fluid than gas

[Paul Nagy]

84K on the '94. I recently have had a down spell, because I screwed up when putting back together the power steering pump (actually, after replacing the air conditioner). I inadvertently left in the pump "core" that I traded in to Auto Bone-heads the seal and spacer that attaches the junction to the pump (anyone who owns a '94 Deville and has replaced the power steering pump, take note). While apparently able to keep the leak to a minimum when I first put it back together, it was obvious that the univ belt was flinging PS fluid, so I took it apart, and found my error. Unfortunately, that was last Tuesday, and she has sat ever since.

It wouldn't be so bad if the f*&^%$g dealership wouldn't take a g*d$3@#d week to get these two tiny, pitifully simple parts. Parts that they raped me for, pricewise, of course.

A whole week to get the parts...and f*&^%ng raped on the price! Damnit!
I know if it was a shop that had ordered those parts, they'd have been here in two days.

Bastards!

[Suomi54]

Gonna turn over 159,000 this weekend on my '92 Sedan DeVille. Runs like a top!
Put a water pump in about 10,000 miles ago, and brakes about 5,000. Replaced the trunk pull-down motor last week. This is the second '92 I've owned. I really like the styling of these model years. This car shouts, "Yes, in fact I DO own the road." On long trips I typically get about 22 mpg.

[kevinK]

98 Deville, 112K, one owner. Very low cost in maintainence compareing to my wife's Lexus. But, much lower resale value also, so I am keeping it till it drop dead.

[RBraczyk]

Don't know if i've posted. 276K on the blazer

[BIGKID]

I bought a 77 Coupe in March w/ 98,190 on it.
As of today its about 99,750.
Just bought the whole drivetrain from a 76 Coupe for 300 bucks.
We fired up the 500 and its sounds great. Had not been run for 10+ years.
It pulled a smooth 18lbs of vacuum at low ide. I'm gonna clean it up and bolt it in the 77. Probably with nitrus. Gotta weird looking rear end with this deal. Its a 12 bolt cover with a funny looking pumpkin. The input shaft appears to be offset a few inches to the passenger side. Kind of reminds me of some type of gear reduction unit. I'm hoping its a posi or at least a limited slip type.
Does anyone know what it is, and is it a bolt in on my 77 ? It looks like it should be.
Wouldn't you know that I just put rear coils on the 77 about 2 weeks ago.
Thanks

[CoupeDevilleRob]

105,276 miles on my 83 Coupe DeVille.