Theres nothing wrong with only 600 miles. I got mine 9/17 and have 800 miles on it, ill admit though i do take the long routes now untill i et the break in done. Ive hit 5000rpm about 3 times, but usually keep the driving on the mellow side...... So dont worry about the miles, just enjoy the ride! This car should last for 100,000 with hardly any problems, and im sure there are those who will keep it for 150, 200k miles!



-Josh

 

1800 miles

I bought this car to drive baby!

 

Its all relative, dude.

Think about it this way: every mile you add onto a new car is a larger percentage of the total than another car with higher total miles. For instance, 1% of 600 miles would be 6 miles. 1% of 60,000 miles would be 600 miles. So, if you catch what I'm saying, each mile you put on a new car with few total miles feels like you're adding so much, but each mile on a car with many total miles feels like nothing at all.

I wouldn't worry about the mileage if you have 2 cars. I have 1 car, drive it everyday and I still barely put on 10k miles a year. Of course, I work 2 miles from home, but I do go out a lot and on joyrides.

Just my 2% of the dollar for ya.

-Jon

 

Delivered 8/30. 4008mi to date. And you think you're worried

 

Miles don't hurt a car. Average miles per year is between 10 and 15K miles. Some people drive 50K miles a year. I'd be more worried about a car that is not driven that often, like those 5 year old exotics with 5K miles on the clock.

 

I've had my car for about 1 month, and have 3484 miles on it. Keep in mind that 1441 of that was just driving it home from Texas, so really I've done about 2000 miles. I intend to slow down a bit now that my initial "woohoo new car gotta drive everywhere" rush is over (I usually take the train to work, but I've driven almost every day since I got the car, 104 miles round trip).

The car is running great thought. I wouldnt worry at all.

 

Got it 8/30/02 and have 1600 miles on it. 60 mile round trip to work equates to 15,000 per year plus I travel for work sometimes. I am not worried until I get 20-30 k on her and then I will think about a commuter. Cars need to drive and the real fun will begin in a few more thousand miles when all the rings are sealed and she is loooooose.

 

this is a drivers car. a torquey proven NA v6 with 287hp !
come on dood enjoy the ride and stop worrying about mileage.

you spent more then 30k on this car and your worried about mileage! lol thats just funny enjoy your hard earned money.

 

had my car for 3 weeks put 2000 miles mainly for break in period.

never had a car over 70,000 miles alawys sell and i think its unliklly many will keep there cars to 100,000 miles average is like 12,000-15,000 miles a year for most people.

 

Don't worry about it!

I got my 9/16 and I have over 1600 miles.

It's a car, drive it!