high mile honda or others

just want to hear how many miles are on your honda. I have a 96 civic with 310,000 miles and runs great and doesnt burn a drop of oil. I know honda's go for along time but dam thats alot of miles

Edited: 1/10/2009 1:14:34 AM by minitruckinmazda

have a 90 honda civic with just under 200,000 and same as yours doesnt burn any oil and still is kickin it every day..  30mpg and only cost $200.... ahahah

got a 99 acura 1.6el with 317kms

I have a 92 acord with 220k and it hasnt moved in over 4 almost 5 years!! Just needs a tranny...

ya its crazy how many miles these cars will go. I had a 91 accord with 405,000 miles on it that I bought for $100 just to field hop it, that thing went for days getting beat to crap before the tranny went out, also had a 87 accord with 220,000 on it my buddies and I beat that one to s*it as well before putting a brick on the gas pedal, that thing went wide open for 15 minutes before it blew ( dam good show). I have heard of a few cases of 1,000,000 plus on a honda.  what the heck are they making these motors out of ?

Bought my 88 Honda Civic(my first car) with 202,000 miles. Sold it couple years later with 292,000 miles. Replaced the tranny but still had the origional motor. Now I have a 98 2.4L toyota tacoma. Bought it with 68,9xx miles and now has 125,000 miles and still runs like a champ. Only thing I have ever replaced on the Taco is the battery and misc. sh*t I fuck*d up while dragging and other abusive sh*t.  I can honestly say that my Tacoma has been a GREAT truck  and I have NEVER replaced ANYTHING...and I mean ANYTHING on my truck besides regular maintance. Only thing I ever replaced was: battery, tires, and the thermostat.

it might be that alot of the blocks are aluminum with really high nickle contented cylinder sleeves. and good valve guide seals.

my 94 integra was at 315,000 when i sold it. it was still going strong.

anymore?

my 95 accord wagon has around 208,000 on it