1995 civic with 939,899 miles

[cgpEJ6]

could very well be BS but I think it's possible too.

 

[PICKLED]

why would you sell a car with 989k

would you waste your time ? would you even think about buying a car with a million miles on it?

for f**kin 2 grand....I sure as hell wouldn't...

 

[hkt03]

why would you sell a car with 989k

would you waste your time ? would you even think about buying a car with a million miles on it?

not saying its not possible, and yeah.. its kinda fishy for him to be selling it unless he needs the money. and i really doubt anyone would want to buy a car with that many miles especially at that price!

 

[Going-West]

Do you guys see the picture of the carfax report when it had just over 900,000 miles? Sure it's easy to fake that but I think it's legit. I dunno I thought it was just cool anyway.

 

[SickEk]

i sure hope my car last that long hah

 

[el_betiyo]

 

[TypeSwede]

Civics rule.

We are taking over Volvo's gas engine reliability record.

lol, no

when you break 2.6 million miles on a an engine that has never been apart, come back and play.

 

[soldiaboy]

damn i thought my car with 215 was a lot
i drive about 100 miles a day.
thats awesome

 

[Going-West]

lol, no

when you break 2.6 million miles on a an engine that has never been apart, come back and play.

Honda's will. That car was made in 1995 not 1980.

 

[Suanico]

f**ken loving it, my uncles nissan truck is a 1997 and has 420,000 miles on it right now and runs like a f**ken champ, he bought it brand new

 

[BuiltforSin]

id buy it.

 

[jdmspivic]

I would buy tat car and call up honda and tell them to give me something for having a civic thats going on a million miles . They might give you a new car and a commercial to prove reliability. Hey it could happen.

 

[that_sick_eg]

hold s**t hahah

 

[$1CK3J8]

that car should sell for more even though the miles are high because that's a got damn legend..i'd keep her just for the sentimental value.

 

[TypeSwede]

Honda's will. That car was made in 1995 not 1980.

which makes it more impressive that volvo's don't have the "advanced" engineering and stay together. or rather... perhaps thats why they stay together. In the long run, I believe that because of Volvo's little ford problem right now, hondas will be the high mileage cars of the future. the really good ones just aren't old enough yet. (91+ is when hondas became excellently built cars in all facets in my opinion.)

 

[Going-West]

My point was volvos have had 15 more years to rack up the miles, I'm sure in 10 years or so there will be several 1.5 million+ hondas out there.