Odometer Rollovers
Posted by olhado47@reddit | Xennials | View on Reddit | 14 comments
I am still excited about big odometer rollovers, even though I don't get to see all the individual digits rollover any more.
Posted by olhado47@reddit | Xennials | View on Reddit | 14 comments
I am still excited about big odometer rollovers, even though I don't get to see all the individual digits rollover any more.
Horror_Garbage_9888@reddit
2009 Honda CRV hot 200k this morning on my way to work. Been looking forward to it for a few months… 🤔 I really need more excitement in my life.
elphaba00@reddit
My 2015 Corolla is about to hit 200K. I’ve got about 400 miles to go.
unik1ne@reddit
I can’t even see my odometer until after I turn off the car and it gives me a summary of my driving stats. I guess car manufacturers decided there was no reason I might want to see the odometer while I was driving.
KingCarnivore@reddit
Remember when you used to use it to count the miles to your next maneuver on your printed out Mapquest directions?
Spartan04@reddit
That’s what the trip odometer was for. Press the little button sticking out of the gauge cluster to reset it as needed.
KingCarnivore@reddit
My first car was a 1972 Ford F250, no trip in that shit
ElectroSpore@reddit
I live in a harsher climate most of my vehicles have packed it in around 200000km/124274.238mi, head gasket, accident, rust, transmission etc.
Yikes0nBikez@reddit
theshub@reddit
limelight022@reddit
80085.
DoubleRightClick@reddit
https://i.redd.it/k8arae9fqm3g1.gif
Carpeteria3000@reddit
My 2015 Mazda just hit 140,000 yesterday, and I happened to notice it when it changed over :)
RoyalPuzzleheaded259@reddit
I’m at 170k and some change. Going for at least 300k. My truck is the only new vehicle I’ve ever bought and all the miles except the first 40 are mine. Drive it till it dies baby!!
Mattimvs@reddit
Not me. That's just signaling added maintenance and depreciation.
Or perhaps it's a metaphor....