I have about 11500 km (about 7130 mi) on my 2004 RAV, which I picked up exactly
seven months ago today. (OMG, has it already been that long? :shock: Doesn't really feel that long at all! :wink
On average, when I had my 1995 Tercel, I drive about 15000 km (9300 mi) per year during my university years (when I used to live closer on campus and didn't drive as much because I didn't have a life!), it became more like 18000 km (11160 mi) nowadays, after I started working about five years ago. I drive about 25 km (15 mi) to work one-way, plus a
lot of driving on weekends.
Just for the records, I had about 141000 km (87420 mi) on my 1995 Tercel's odometer (purchased in September 1995) when I sold it back in June 2004... works out to about 16000 km (9920 mi) per year.
I just did the math. At my current pace, I'll put on about the same mileage on my RAV4 as my Tercel (i.e.: about 18000 km or 11160 mi per year).
Boy, Toyotas just last forever (well, almost!), don't they? I still don't know why people like to diss Toyota. Maybe they're jealous that their Dodges or Fords don't last as long. :lol: Sure, Toyota parts cost more, but if they're made right the first time, why do you need to replace parts? :lol:
(Sorry for going off-topic.

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