re: Anyone put over 100K miles on their vehicle?

150,00 on a 96 Toyota before I totaled by hitting a parked car on the side of the interstate. I've got around 127,000 on my 08 Tundra. Planning on taking it in soon for a tune up. She's got a little shutter to her at 30 mph, especially going up hills. Hopefully something minor.

Plenty crown vics and a few Japanese mini vans.

2007 Ford Taurus
Just over 100k
I'm going to drive it until it dies for good...or until I can afford a nicer car....so probably the first one.

Driving a 2008 F150 super crew lariat right now with 204K on it. I've had to replace the alternator and the blower motor for the AC. Maybe $600 in total repairs not counting brakes and tires.

My first car in 2000

1986 Pontiac 6000

277,000 miles

Some minor wrecks, but no major engine repairs. Traded it in for $600.

2011 GMC Sierra

160k miles and still trucking in. Gonna keep it till it dies. It's paid for and I see no reason to waste more money.

2004 chevy 6.6 duramax
226k
Bulletproofed, banks cold air intake, straight piped.

Current problem, I had a fog light go out last week. I love my truck.

210 F150 Lariat. 168000 miles. Nothing other than routine maintenance an two O2 sensors. Plan to go to 250k..On top of that interior has really held up well too.
Wife's 2012 Explorer just turned 100k. Never in the shop.

I hope anyone that doesn't have money to waste gets 100k or hopes to get it. I think most cars are reasonably designed for this kind of longevity, Chrysler aside. The wife drives the "fancy" car that will probably be changed often enough that we'll have one perpetual note, so be it...

That said, I'm on my second Tundra. My first had 160k before I sold it and the current is an '07 with 150k that I'm going to drive until the wheels fall off. My first one did have a wheel fall off in a parking lot but it was a recall I didn't know about because I didn't open my Toyota mail, it was towed and fixed for free. Other than that, oil, brakes, tires(maybe too many), and shocks only on both.