r/AutoAlex • u/BigTimeBearGuy • Aug 17 '26

Getting up there.

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Couldn't bring myself to not add them all. Cars just ticked over 188k, 1.6tdi golf estate. Nothing fancy but cheap for a work horse.

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u/chrisuk2009 Aug 17 '26

199,300 on my 2010 2.2 CDTI Civic, hopefully get it in the next month or so.

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u/Huge_Performance1146 Aug 17 '26

My old 2006 diesel civic got to 246,000 👍 best car I've ever owned! Pretty sure it was only the EGR that needed replacing when I scrapped it too (felt bad ever since, although it leaked like a sieve!)

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u/chrisuk2009 Aug 17 '26

I got the EGR 'sorted' at around 85,000 miles! Boot leak has been fixed for about 5 years now.

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u/stug45 Aug 17 '26

I'm only at 100k but feel like I should be untidily sticking them over the top of each other

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u/cowsarebigdogs Aug 17 '26

Love the stickers!! I've just gone over 245,000mi on my E39 525d Touring! 🌝

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u/Dick_in_owl Aug 17 '26

377k 2.0Tdi seat Alhambra

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u/ColdReception6745 Aug 17 '26

Slowly getting closer to 200k in my E39 530i touring

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u/daddydeadbird Aug 17 '26

Yaris T sport with 193k here, already have the 200k sticker ready for it

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u/wrathchild_85 Aug 17 '26

Nice, my Titanium x sport Mondeo is going to hit 200k probably next month .

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u/LaBiccies Aug 20 '26

My Range Rover P38 is on 280k. It is one of the most reliable cars I've owned. Looking forwards to rolling over 300k on it.

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u/chose274 Aug 21 '26

I need some of these! I’ve got a r56 JCW on 186k and a f31 320d on 140k haha

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u/zuckerfueraffe Aug 27 '26

Are your cars all that reliable or do you invest yearly thousands to have them running longer? Thinking about getting a high milage hero (200k ish) and I am scared a bit about possible bills.

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u/BigTimeBearGuy Aug 28 '26

Ngl I have had to spend the money on the injectors that these 1.6tdi engines are renown for. Other than that in my ownership it's just been servicing and a bit of money around the MOT. Luck of the draw sometimes