Thanks, this is where that long filter rides, the truck is lowered 4" in the front but the filter stays tucked up nicley above the front crossmember and exhaust pipes, I like the longer filter as it adds an extra qt of oil to the system and gives you more filter area.

Congrats. Daughter has same year EX Coupe ~135k. 5w20 dino only, and Z-1 tranny fluid, so far so good. Knock wood.

Actually, the 2001 is a completely new model. The trans is good so far. Just changed the fluid today.....usual black material on the magnet.

Amsoil for 170k so far.
I used to do the 3x drain-fill-drive-drain-fill, but now I just drain and fill it every 30k.

Thanks everyone. Trust me, you've all helped me keep it going to where it is today. I joined when this car only had about 60k on it.

No way an engine will last over 50,000 miles unless a botique syn oil is used.

My 1988 Mustang GT has 194K on it. It will probably have 200K by March, depending on how much I drive it between now and then. I'll be sure to snap a photo of the odometer reading 00000.0

The 1995 Ford Contour I used to have is still on the road with 230K or so. 2.5L V6.

Somehow I find this hard to believe. The post on the Honda site was entered back in June, the vehicle is a 2003 model so lets assume that the owner has had the vehicle for 7 years. 7 x 365 = 2555 days. 805,000/ 2555= 315 miles a day. Put another way, this vehicle MUST have been moving at an average 80 miles per hour for 4 hours EVERY DAY since 2003 for it to reach that mileage in 7 years. Or you could drive at 55 for 5 3/4 hours, but who would spend that much time in a civic? Multiple drivers? maybe. Change the numbers around any way you want, 6 days a week, the car on the road 12 hours a day whatever, what do they use this vehicle for? Other than 2 sentences on that website, is there any other info on this car? That car should have a website like this Ford van with 1.1 million miles.

You're on your way!

This is my '87 Legend. It happened earlier this year:



It's got 403k on it now. Original engine and drivetrain.

Courier Vehicle.

So much for people who say Quadrajets aren't reliable lol.

I got 167k on my 96 sunfire. I'm not driving hardly anymore. But I'm going to keep it to try to reach to 200k

There are plenty of big 3 cars w/200K plus miles on them. I'm glad there are Chevys so I don't have to drive inferior nippon products. 800K? Give me a break.

Sure any car could hit 200K Miles but how much did you have to put into that "Big-3" product to get it there?

You just opened a can of worms. My sons 96 Accord ran him out of house and home with repairs. Now that he can afford to drive anything he wants he drives nothing but Fords. 2005 F150 and 2006 Expedition.