2005
108500k

 

118k on our '07 and rising rapidly with my weekly commute for an out of town contract. It was at 102k when we bought it last June and it only had a few thousand miles until November, then things really kicked into gear. At one point I did up to 1.5k/wk a couple times, but it's not quite that bad now.

The better half sold a '98 Accord last year with 495k that she bought before we got together. Not sure whether the RL will make it that far, but we plan to keep it quite awhile.

 

2008 Just turned 70,000 this morning

 

Purchased our 2009 CMBS with 8100 miles on it in Feb 2010 and it now has just over 21,000.

 

2008 95k

 

Not related to thread title but just wanted to share.

Found that baby in a cave under blankets and bought it from its first 91 years old owner.

http://youtu.be/isjZtlwCcVU

Its mine for two months.

8-)

 

06 RL 263,000
96 2.5TL 776,000
09 BMW 535i 26,000
00 F150 269,000

 

wow

 

2011 with 81,000 and some change.

 

Hi Guys,


Newbie here. Picked up an '06 RL with only 28,000 kilometers a few months back in Oakville, Ontario. Currently at 29,935 which converts to approx. 18,604 miles currently.


This car is almost spotless, interior for sure is, but I feel pretty lucky to have found one in this condition and low miles.

 

Nice find!! Looks like you beat out schen72 for the lowest mileage 06 RL. Post some pictures when you can.


When I started this thread I had 20k on it. Now I'm at 32k. I'm hoping to get up to 200k and it looks like it shouldn't be that difficult but it might take me loooong time...lol.

 

Awesome! It's pretty cool driving around an "old" car in mint condition. Everyone assumes it's new and they get floored when you tell them how old it is.

 

2006 with 58K (18K was the 1st 12 months of ownership).

4th battery. Wonder when that metric will overtake mileage?

 

2006 246k

 

2006 92k

 

2005 with 93,000-ish miles

 

2008
124k

 

The first 83,000 miles were all highway and the next 22,000 miles were all city for a total of 105,000 on my 2006.

 

108K on my 2005

 

Picked up my 2008 in August With 89k. I'm currently at 98k.

 

2007 LSM Tech Pkg w/CMBS, 93,870 miles, 3rd owner

 

2005 at 104k miles
2011 at 30k miles

 

05 RL 66k miles

 

2007 with 58K. Just bought the car.

 

05 with 147k

 

~114k - have warranty for another 2-3k

 

05 104k

 

Bought my 2006 last July with 49k miles (by far the lowest mileage I could find in the midwest). As of today I'm at 55k. My commute is short and I haven't had the chance to take it across the country, but that will come some time this year. I plan on keeping this thing for at least 10 years and hope to break 200k but I do tend to get bored with cars after a couple years.

 

Sorry to revive a very old thread, but I'm curious how many members have over 300k miles. Does FN P90 still have his?

On a semi-related note, it seems possible almost any car can be taken to extreme mileages with proper maintenance. I had a customer with a 2008 Saturn VUE (3.5 V6) that was at 285,000 miles before I moved workplaces. He was in a couple times a month and did all the flushes every 30,000 miles or less. I'd imagine the RL could do the same feat but with much longer maintenance intervals. Not to mention it would be a much better place to do that many miles in.

 

i only last month heard the shaft bearing noise.2005 acura rl, but due to the harsh winter in ct. other than that it is wonderful car. do the maint and drive her. i went out and bought a ZDX advance now 2 acuras

 

No worries on the bump. I'm thinking about merging this with the recent thread so it's all in one though. Any complaints?

FN P90 gave his to his nephew to DD a while back with 315k.

If that Vue was a 2007, it had a Honda J35 in it. I pretty much agree with your statement. The only thing I would clarify is the engine will typically have no problem going to 300k with regular maintenance on most cars. The problems are the transmissions, vacuum and emissions systems, and the electronics that crap out and cause the owners to ditch a car before 200k.

 

If either OP has an issue with the merger, let me know, and I'll put them back. Otherwise, it seems more comprehensive to me this way.

 

There's a lot of remarkably low mileage totals here, relative to the age of the cars. It's almost curious.

It makes me wonder who was buying these cars new. We know their numbers weren't very large, and they were an older and wealther demographic. I wonder if they were a lot of retirees or country-club wives or something, and if a lot of them were leases -- I'm reasonably sure the original owner of mine was the latter with a 3-year lease.

 

While I've always maintained that was the best engine GM ever used (excluding their own small block), this was a refreshed 2008 model that used one of the General's decades-old OHV anchors.

Those J35s were a complete anomaly to my co-workers. I've worked at Saturn and Chevy dealers and always went out of my way to show them how clean the underbody remains after 200k miles when an engine is engineered properly. In fact, the only leaks I ever recall from the VUEs were from a third-party A/C compressor.

 

Suburbanites. My Aunt has a mid '90s Jeep Cherokee with 30k miles on it. If she ever changed the tires, it was because someone told her they were too old. The grocery store, post office, bank, and all of her immediate family live within 5 miles. Suburbanites and the grannies who only drive to church are where these cars come from.

 

Which brings back to life the age old question. Even though these cars are older with significantly lower mileage, would they hold up better in the long run than a car with higher mileage, mostly highway, that was well maintained and driven the way cars were meant to be driven?

 

I would have to belive that the lower mileage cars would last longer more often, purely from a wear and tear perspective. But when you get into garage queens in Atlanta versus outdoor warriors in Ontario, I think anything is possible.

 

2006 with 104k. Purchased it new. After getting my shocks replaced and new tires, it runs quiet and smooth and it feels like it's new.

I'm tempted to buy a new car, but after sinking all this dough recently, I'll probably try and drive it at least two more years or more.

Btw, my next car will be a Lexus LS460, at least that's what I want.

 

2006 with 115k

 

2006 with 127.5k