100,000 miles :D whats on your clock?

[fuzzy]

just 98000 on mine. there was 80000 on the clock when i bought it and ripped out the engine. theres 18000 miles on the rebuilt cossie engine and nearly 10000 miles on my new turbo.

[Simon13]

so it won't be long before another rebuild then fuzzy!

[ricey46]

155k on my 316i. Still on the original clutch. My first car was a Fiat Uno that managed 140k but had to scrap it because of the rust.

lol

F - Fix
I - It
A - Again
T - Tomorrow

Also...

F-F***ing
I-Insult to the
A-Automotive
T-Trade
I like that one!!lol

[Alex]

155k on my 316i. Still on the original clutch. My first car was a Fiat Uno that managed 140k but had to scrap it because of the rust.

lol

F - Fix
I - It
A - Again
T - Tomorrow

Also...

F-F***ing
I-Insult to the
A-Automotive
T-Trade
I like that one!!lol

never heard that one lol

[Careanla]

Oh, I got my 320i on the 19/06/2007 @092,895 so 7k miles in 7 months not a lot compared to what I used to do, just personal driving I once clocked up 30k in 12months a '95 cavalier!!

[eko]

235,000 on my E36 in all its 9 years of existance

[HairyScreech]

172k on the shell,

100k on the box and diff, and 0 on the nearly finished engine.

[Speedtouch]

164,000 on my '88 E34 535iSE, still pulls like a train.

[fuzzy]

so it won't be long before another rebuild then fuzzy!

probably the day after i get it back on the road after fixing the clutch/gearbox

[tylerma]

93000 on my cab
was 68000 when I bought it 4 years ago

[schuey]

229,180!!!!!
Runs perfect and has done a racelogic verified 7.2 0-60 recently! It has been a genuine daily driver all its life,I find it very hard to belive that most e30's aren't at this sort of mileage,I suspect there are a lot of lies told when it comes to selling them on.............
It seems high when you read it but its only average for the year,the service history shows that when the last keeper bought it in 97 it had about 59k on the clock as he took out an extended warranty at the main stealers,he proceeded to do 170k ish in it whilst his colletion of M3's sat in the garage,I think in the time he owned it he had every variant of m3 finishing on a csl and he ran this the whole time as daily driver(mostly his wife drove it).
There is a lot to be said for using genuine parts and looking after stuff properly.Its had a headgasket, water pump,chain etc done in that time but the engine is the same one it left the factory with.

4 POT RIGHTNESS! ( my first IS had a genuine 212k on it!)

[1an]

153k ish, and it died today, the engine was from a 101k mile car.

[schuey]

Might I add it just went through its MOT without a single advisory!!!!!!! shes a minter

[Chris-W]

Might I add it just went through its MOT without a single advisory!!!!!!! shes a minter

A minter you say, any chance she'll be for sale soon

[oguz327]

218k on the shell.

145k on the sport box and lsd

9k on the engine

[bss325i]

46600 on the sport was 32000 when i got it in july 06

106000 on the touring

[fuzzy]

I find it very hard to belive that most e30's aren't at this sort of mileage,I suspect there are a lot of lies told when it comes to selling them on.............

without a doubt mate. how often to you see claims like "the cars done 150000 miles but the engine was replaced with one out of an 80000 mile car"
i wonder whats went drastically wrong with so many low mileage e30's that the engines have been removed from?
saying that i removed and binned my 80000 mile m20 2.5 engine when i had my conversion done as because i was new to e30's at that time the mechanic told me there was no market for them and i believed him.

[dannyboy759]

320 Touring 127.823 Miles

325 Touring 159,500 Miles

325 Saloon 338,000 Kms

[slinky]

nearly 200,000! My 318i has 198,000

[BMracing]

My tech 1 is nearing 123k

The 4 door 325i is nudging 99k

[Cotty]

Just over 73,000 for me. I bought her at about 54,000 5 years ago. I do around 3,000 a year as I dont use her to commute. I have every MOT since new and it only did 5 figure milage for about 2 years.

[GDBN]

Cab has 89k km.
Had 33k when I bought it 6 years ago.

G

[schuey]

Might I add it just went through its MOT without a single advisory!!!!!!! shes a minter

A minter you say, any chance she'll be for sale soon

Aye! next week I should think.

[touringsport]

1988 lach silver touring 325i
135,000
barely run in

[Speedtouch]

Some pretty impressive mileages being racked up by these old Beemers

[M5pilot]

83k on the 325i SE

[march109]

122,000 verified by mot's when I bought

Shes on 138,000 now, also backed up by history.

[eko]

Some pretty impressive mileages being racked up by these old Beemers

...and the newer ones

[bss325i]

Oh and my sport has all the old MOT's to verify.

[StuBeeDoo]

155k and I've done 48 of them.

[Simon13]

getting to 200k plus is no biggie if they are serviced with good parts over the years. Most feel like saggy old sh!t by then, my touring included.

When i compare how it drives compared to my old sport which had a genuine 66,000 on the clock when i bought it in 2004 it's 2 totally different cars. The sport was a "tight" car which is a very hard feeling to replicate in a higher miler car even with lots of love. I don't know why it just is. My touring doesn't knock or sqeek (i've done the tailgate rattle!) as the suspension is spot on and i've changed the complete interior including the carpet! but it still feels it's milege in alot of ways

The alpina felt tight when i bought it on 115k but it shall be hard work to get it back like this once its put back together! Oz is doing a good job of making a high miler shell feel like "tight" E30

[d6dph]

154k as of decembers MOT. Done about 40 miles since then

[touringsport]

slightly off topic but how did you cure the tailgate rattle simon13? i've been looking for weeks, really quite annoying now!

[corkyandkez]

97k on my 318i and it still sounds like a new car

[Simon13]

you adjust the U shaped bracket on the tailgate, but only literally 1mm or so otherwise it won't shut. It's adjusted by a 10 or 13mm nut. Just loosen it with a spanner and tighten it and have a play!