r/Frugal • u/Brokecracker84 • Nov 01 '24

What old cars are you frugal people nursing through life? 🚗 Auto

I remember the older generations would buy a car and drive it for two or three decades. Today it is pretty popular to replace a vehicle regularly. What are some old vehicles you all are still driving. I’m stuck in the early 2000s, because they are new enough to have some features, yet, mostly simple to service.

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u/HotelMoscow Nov 01 '24

O wow how many miles?

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u/Successful_Round9742 Nov 01 '24

It is only at 220,000.

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u/yoshhash Nov 01 '24

2012 Yaris here- 350000 km. Trying to squeeze one more year out of it.

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u/I-own-a-shovel Nov 02 '24

My 2007 toyota yaris. Is at 400 000 km so far lol

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u/HotelMoscow Nov 01 '24

That’s really Impressive

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u/FadedDestiny Nov 02 '24

Ah just breaking it in!

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u/high6ix Nov 02 '24

Loved my 07. Regional manager for the dealership drove one as a company car and had it at 500,000mi