My car 24k a year.
Wife’s approximately the same.
Daughter roughly 17k .

63 Plymouth- 1500 per season
99 Durango 53k
10 Hino flatbed 224k
96 Ram 2500 plow truck 156k
18 Camry 12k

My 48 Plymouth coupe averages between 6,000 and 9,000 miles per season (60,000 miles in 8 summers).
My pickup (96 Dakota) gets 3,000-4,000 a year, and most of that is from other people borrowing it, like my son.
Wife's 04 PT just went past 135K total, and most of those miles were done in the first 2-3 years we owned the car.
Sometimes there is a 4th vehicle involved that sees another 3,000-4,000 miles a year.
My wife and I have both been retired since 2018, and before retirement, I worked out of the garage at home and my wife worked in town, maybe 4 miles round trip a day for work.
We probably drive more now then we did the last few years before we retired. We did a lot of driving in our 20s-through our 40s, probably 20,000+ per year. Gene

92 Dakota 351,000

About 5000 miles per year for my Grand Cherokee and the same for my wife's Cherokee.

Wife's Buick Regal is about 7,500 a year.
My Subaru Outback XT is about 2,500 a year.
My 2003 Suziki 650cc Scooter is about 19,000 a year.

'13 R/T , 7K miles still smells new.

Our two cars get about 15k/yr each. My daily round trip is 60 miles, and my wife is a real estate agent.

ALL your cars SMELL!!









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Maybe 1500 miles a yr combined on all my vehicles, work at home.

Heck, I put about 5,000 miles a year, on my wagon alone. And it’s only driven 1/2 the year.

I have slowed down in the last 6 years, only do 45-50K a year. My 2015 Ram 4x4 just turned 200K with at least half of it towing. I used to drive 80-100K but am getting old...

I bought an srt4 new in 05. When I unloaded it in '14, it had 218k on it. It still ran like the day I got it too. For what it's worth, that same year I met another person at Carlisle with an '05 srt4 with 359k on it! People are driving the wheels off cars nowadays. Currently I average about 200 miles a day.

I average 22-25K a year.