have i got the lowest mileage 2000 turbo. it has only done 10k genuine miles. the bloke who had it last almost never drove it.

 

Youve probobly got the most un run engine lol

 

your not wrong there. ive not had it long but its had some thrashings. i can tell you that

 

i think that i can beat that !!!

i got a MY99 in september last year with only 4500 genuine miles, it is an absolute mint car. in the last 2 years it had only done the miles to the dealers and back for its servicing, which was a grand total of 56 miles.

stevie

 

my95 uk turbo only had 12000 miles on it when i bought it in march 2004 !!


Unless my eyesight is going ,,,,,,,,,,..................



opps !! i missed a 0 ...... i think it read 120,000 ohh well ..


Good mileage though lads !! but mine still runs perfect ..

 

my previous car had 8000 miles on it (Prodrived classic) when I sold it last September I think it has only done 10,000 now mate

 

Why do people buy these cars and not drive them?....They're expensive toys to have in a garage doing nothing!....Must be barking mad!

 

it's not always a case of not driving them mate, alot of the time it's where can you leave them??
I know we are all insured but it is not really the point, you might have modded your car in such a way that it could not be replaced/duplicated. I know where I live there are very few places you can leave your car and feel safe that it will be there when you come back.
Just my two pence worth

 

That's got to be even worse...spending all that money on something your worried about using..I can understand that reason and have sypathy fir people in that position, but my point was really about having an expensive performance car which spends most of it's time off road,and depreciating...surely we buy these cars to enjoy them..

 

Where I work there is a ferrari 360 spider that sits here all the time and doesn't move. The owner of the vehicle also owns the building
(in the city, London). Some people just have too much money and don't care about the depreciation.

 

That is correct mateyboy!! In fact lets show a pic for old times sake!
dave

 

I am sure that Stevie, AKA West Lothian Scoob bought his car (the local dealership owners') when it was 3 years old and only had about 3.5K on the clock.

When he is on he may correct me - but that is pretty amazing really.

Brian.

P.S. Mine only has 11,000 miles on the clock (oops - forget to mention it's only 7 months old - does that count!!)

 

Don't think I'm in the running for this one with 20K in 7 months - but every single one has been done with a big cheesy on my face, even the ones coming back from the dealer having had a service

 

Try 57,000 in 18 months from new! Stacks of fun, fingers crossed I can get it to 200,000 without mega bills.

:-)

Mike