well, going to tick over 185k here soon. All depends on what you plan on using the bonnie for, and if you are attached (sentamentally) like I am to mine. I personnaly don't plan on getting rid of my bonnie for a long time, if ever...

123k on the car, 110k on the motor, 47k on the trans, 80k on the driver

296000K on the car NFC whats on the motor and tranny (both replaced 6 years ago) and i also have NFC when the bonnie will go...most likely have to be an accedent of uncontrollable rust that will make me give it up knock on wood! no rust so far

Just picked mine up with 170k on the ticker...and other than the engine and trans issues I have to contend with, its pretty tight still.

Bought mine in February with 179k Runs smooth but has its minor underbody rust issues, expensive issues

Since ownership, I have driven it almost 1000 miles to date (3-30-06)

I will get rid of the Bonne when it can no longer pass Massachusetts State Inspection and to fix it would be more than its worth. Thats what Happened to my 90 Mitsubishi that I have had for little over five years.

Wow, I can't believe how long some of you guys hang on to your cars. My longest ownership was 2 1/2 years with my GTP. I do hope to keep the bonnie longer though. Problem is I put on about 25,000-30,000 miles a year. I usually dump cars when they get to around 100,000 miles. Just because I need something dependable and I don't want to deal with things startign to break down around that point. I'd rather just make the monthly payment on something newer with less miles. I've pretty much accepted the fact I will always have a car payment anyways...so why not update every few years.

I wish I could afford to do that. Most of the cars I have owned were purchased with over 100K on them. The newest car I have EVER owned is my 94, and since the GF got the new car (04 Grand AM), we cant support another car payment if I decided to buy newer.

I think when the Grand AM is paid off, I'll be the one with the new car

How many miles on it now???

173k on the 92 SE

I plan to keep it a while. It'* in great shape so even if something major happens (engine/trans) I would probably repair it. Heck, since the purchase price was $1200, I can afford to fix the big stuff.

92SSEi--155,XXX

our old 94 SSE had 195,XXX on the body but only maybe 100,000 on engine and i dont know about the tranny

our old 91 i figure to have had about 225,XXX when we sold it cause the odo stopped working the day we bought it and it had 118,XXX on it and we had it for 5 years and it was drivin HEAVILY everywhere