Highest mileage out there?
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From: FL
We all talk about how long the e60 will/could last but how many of you guys actually have put it through the ringer and are still here to tell about it?
How many miles on their e60s do our high mileage members have? Just curious.
How many miles on their e60s do our high mileage members have? Just curious.
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From: Harrisburg, PA area
My Ride: SOLD...Jet Black 2008 550i M Sport with SAT, black interior. RPI exhaust and air scoop, 35% huper optik tint all around, CF roundels, flat black kidneys, Springfield Armory XD-40 jet black in glove box, charcoal filter removed.
I only have 27,000 on my 550i, but over 170,000 on my 2002 Jeep Liberty and still going strong.
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From: Encino, CA
My Ride: 04 545i - Titanium Silver/Black, Sport pkg, Comfort Seats w/ Lumbar, Premium Sound, power rear sunshade, Adaptive Xenon Headlights, Steptronic, Park Distance Control, Fold down rear seats w/ski bag, Aux jack, 6-disk changer, puddle lamps...
Engine: Custom Remus cat-back exhaust w/chrome square tips, K&N Air Filter, Charcoal Filter Removed, Sprint Booster :-), 50/50 mix of 91+100 Octane, EuroRev ECU Remap (coming soon lol), Dinan High-Flow Throttle Body (coming soon...maybe lol)
Interior: Portable Sirius Stilletto 100 w/car kit, Garmin Nuvi 680 mounted below rear-view mirror, LCI-style I-drive knob, Dark Poplar Center Dashboard Trim.
Exterior: E60 forum clings, 5% rear tint, ACS roof spoiler (painted black for distinct look against limo tint), ACS trunk spoiler, ACS add-on front spoiler and rear apron (awaiting installation), "18 Black Staggered BeBeS Style OER (emergency replacement for cracked sport 124 rims), black kidney grill, white accessory lighting (including license and trunk lamps), Angel-eye upgrade, AIB xenon-matched fog lamps, AIB V3's on order, red rear reflectors
545i at 131,000 miles. Past 100k, the following issues were/are being corrected:
catalytic converters
temperature coolant sensor
control arms
struts
belts
coolant hoses
The car still runs beautifully and smoothly. It's a good car, albiet not the cheapest to maintain. But we knew that didn't we, fellow owners? Lol
catalytic converters
temperature coolant sensor
control arms
struts
belts
coolant hoses
The car still runs beautifully and smoothly. It's a good car, albiet not the cheapest to maintain. But we knew that didn't we, fellow owners? Lol
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From: Michigan
My Ride: 2004 545i,1995 M3
Model Year: 2004
Just bought mine in October with 90K on the clock, up to 94.5 now. Hope to keep it to 250! Our Mercedes ML320 "Family Truckster" has 217K on it, still running strong but starting to rust...
