my 1996 has 143000 runs good, does not burn any oil.
My 2001 127000 newer engine with 80,000 runs very good, does not burn any oil.

 

my 94 has 234K and uses a quart every 2K. It has been abused for the last 10 yrs. Bought it from a buddy for 500 at 190K. New starter and an idler pully are the only problems I have w/ it.

My 90 has 190K w/ a new 92 (complete) engine. Runs great! Getting ready to do the transfer case chain in it though

 

My 88 had 330000 before I change out the motor

 

2000 With only 65,000

 

Wow, only 65. That's nice.
I have an 01 with 110k

 

1990 just about to roll over 170,000

 

Mine claims to have 157, but with the bigger tires probably closer to 160.

 

How the F*** did you put 400,000 miles on in 4 years?!?!?! Thats approximately 150 trips from maine to california---thats 100k per year--thats 8.3k per month--thats 273 miles per day---thats 11.5 per hour---.2 miles per minute...doing 24/7/365 driving--you get the point---please tell me you meant 127,000? what is your job/reason of this?

 

Hopefully that's a typo....if not he does a lot of driving....

 

My 96 has 159k and runs strong. No oil consumption at all even with 5w-30 mobil 1.

Had an 87 that managed to rack up way over 300k before I swapped a 95 4.0 into it.

 

only 118000

 

120k on the clock, 1500 miles on the new remanufactured motor

 

139,000 miles here on my 95

 

hmm, maybe it was a 96?

my 96 xj has 196,xxx and runs great! hope to make it at least to 300k if not much more!

 

The 2006 Civic currently has 447,000 miles, I bought it in '07 and put about 150,000 a year on it. I run two routes averaging 2,700 miles a week delivering med supplies to nursing homes throughout Kentucky and the Civic is my primary work vehicle. When the big snow storms hit here, the Cherokee will be making the 500 mile daily trek .