My 1999 Ford Expedition recently turned over 200,000 miles, and I am very proud of myself. I've never owned a car that lasted more than 120,000, so this is a definite milestone. It runs great (knock on wood), is still in great shape, and has had only some minor repairs over the years. I bought it in 2001 with 33,000 miles on it, so that averages out to about 24,000 miles a year. And best of all, it's been paid off for a while. I didn't like $4/gallon gas, but it was still cheaper than a new Prius!
My problem now is that it is about ready for a new set of tires, so do I go with less expensive 40,000 mile tires, or go with the 80,000 ones again?
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