Over 200,000 miles!

[K3NgSR]

yeah thats a f**king ripoff. Its all about miles not just the year. civic from 96-2000 are of the same generation. At 4k dollars try and get something less than 150 thousand miles with it.

 

[Jersey8]

got my 97 cx hatch for $3,000 with 66k miles

 

[2fast]

You're kidding right?

 

[ryanM]

offer him 1200, if he takes it. then buy it

otherwise f**k that. i'm sure the car has plenty of life left in it if it was taken care of. but that price is rediculous...

 

[Astheros]

101k on mine for 4500k....220000 miles is in the 1-2k range.

 

[96civ]

wow thats alot of money for that many miles. if u can get it for like $1000 or less u good.

 

[d00dle]

I live in the bay area (california) so, i dont know, everything here is so expensive. I wouldn't be able to get less than $3000 here for civic model 99-00 (unless it has a salvage title or high mileges). I could probably get a decent civic 96 for $2500, but I just prefer the look of 99 & 00 models.

I sent him an email sayin his car only worth less than 3,000k & he didn't answer me back so the deal is off.

im pretty close to purchase another civic right now, 00 silver civic w/ 150k miles on it for $3500. thats like 3 months salary of my part-time job so im cool with it will let u know.

 

[toneekay]

An average driver nets around 12,000 -15,000 miles per year driving from home to work everyday with "alternate" routes as well. I came up with this equation 15,000 miles per year, on the high side, multiplied by 9 years, starting from 99' up to 08'... 15,000(mi) x 9(y) = 135,000(mi). Now, with that being calculated and with the previous post above with the car having 220,000 miles on it, I came up with this equation. 220,000(mi) - 135,000(mi) = 85,000(mi). Now, within 9 years, there are 108 months; so here is your next, logical equation, 85,000(mi) / 108(mo) = 787(mi). Add that answer to the already stated 15,000 miles and you get an average of 15,787 miles per year; to break that up even more, thats an average of 1315 miles per month, and even simpler, 329 miles per week, and 46 miles a day.

Just some random facts

 

[Jersey8]

i put approx. 3,000 miles a month on my civic

 

[toneekay]

thats approx. alot of dam miles to be driving.

 

[Jersey8]

thats approx. alot of dam miles to be driving.

work commute

 

[ThaJokaa]

keep lookin i got mine for 3500 fixed and everything with 102K

 

[toneekay]

work commute

wow, i once had a job where i had to drive my car everywhere. after a month of about 4k miles, i quit that s**t.

 

[Jersey8]

wow, i once had a job where i had to drive my car everywhere. after a month of about 4k miles, i quit that s**t.

well i barely drive for my job. its just that my commute to and from work, mon-fri, is about 70 miles round trip. and then i might go out at night with my friends or i might go on the occasional road trip to visit some friends at their college s or whatever. it all pans out to about 3,000 a month

 

[toneekay]

wow, i drive about 50-60miles a day to work and back home and to school and back home, and drive put probably only lke 20 miles on it on the weekends, depending if i take my car or not

 

[Jersey8]

over the summer my gf at the time lived about 20 miles away, and i would go over her house about 4 nights a week. so on some days id drive about 110 or so miles in one day.

 

[96civ]

My 96 is a everyday drivier and i probably if lucky drive 3000 miles in three months but i live city i work take it thats why i only have 66k on it

 

[toneekay]

yea i try to keep DD at a minimum now, since i put alot of miles on it while im at the track =/

its not good for resale value.

 

[anfrey]

during my first year and a half owning the ej8, i put 60k on the odometer... then again, i've been to almost every state east of the mississippi and a handful west of it

 

[Astheros]

An average driver nets around 12,000 -15,000 miles per year driving from home to work everyday with "alternate" routes as well. I came up with this equation 15,000 miles per year, on the high side, multiplied by 9 years, starting from 99' up to 08'... 15,000(mi) x 9(y) = 135,000(mi). Now, with that being calculated and with the previous post above with the car having 220,000 miles on it, I came up with this equation. 220,000(mi) - 135,000(mi) = 85,000(mi). Now, within 9 years, there are 108 months; so here is your next, logical equation, 85,000(mi) / 108(mo) = 787(mi). Add that answer to the already stated 15,000 miles and you get an average of 15,787 miles per year; to break that up even more, thats an average of 1315 miles per month, and even simpler, 329 miles per week, and 46 miles a day.

Just some random facts

all that to come up with a wrong number. 24444 would be the avg. number of miles per yr.