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By *inaTitz OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
I'm pretty chuffed my car has passed its' MOT, but gobsmacked that I've done 4,000 miles this year.
Most of that is going to Leeds (150 mile round trip), Pink Punters (200 miles round) and various local gigs.
What sort of annual mileage does everyone else clock up? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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At the height of business success we had, I was doing in excess of at least 25k
So much hassle juggling company cars about to make sure we kept excess mileage charges to a minimum. |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
MAMOBA, miles and miles of bugger all (Aberdeenshire) |
This last year, I did about 15k... but as my car got written off today... that will be a bit quieter over the next few weeks til the insurance is sorted, and I source a new car (other driver fully at fault, ran into me in a petrol station when I was parked)
Gutted as I loved my beetle.  |
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"I'm pretty chuffed my car has passed its' MOT, but gobsmacked that I've done 4,000 miles this year.
Most of that is going to Leeds (150 mile round trip), Pink Punters (200 miles round) and various local gigs.
What sort of annual mileage does everyone else clock up? "
Were you gobsmacked because you think 4,000 is a lot or because you thought you'd done a lot more?
In the world of motor insurance 4,000 miles per annum is considered small potatoes. |
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"This last year, I did about 15k... but as my car got written off today... that will be a bit quieter over the next few weeks til the insurance is sorted, and I source a new car (other driver fully at fault, ran into me in a petrol station when I was parked)
Gutted as I loved my beetle. "
Nooooooooo after all the money you forked out for its MOT!!!!! |
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By *inaTitz OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
"I'm pretty chuffed my car has passed its' MOT, but gobsmacked that I've done 4,000 miles this year.
Most of that is going to Leeds (150 mile round trip), Pink Punters (200 miles round) and various local gigs.
What sort of annual mileage does everyone else clock up?
Were you gobsmacked because you think 4,000 is a lot or because you thought you'd done a lot more?
In the world of motor insurance 4,000 miles per annum is considered small potatoes."
I thought it would be more.  |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
MAMOBA, miles and miles of bugger all (Aberdeenshire) |
"This last year, I did about 15k... but as my car got written off today... that will be a bit quieter over the next few weeks til the insurance is sorted, and I source a new car (other driver fully at fault, ran into me in a petrol station when I was parked)
Gutted as I loved my beetle.
Nooooooooo after all the money you forked out for its MOT!!!!!"
I know, bloody awful timing... |
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(M) from 2005 -2010 was doing 50k per year and went through 3 company cars (admittedly one was the result of a write off when a back tyre blew on the motorway.)
Past 5 years its been a more sedate 40k a year |
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By *andS66Couple
over a year ago
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The first year after I passed my test, just over 35,000. Since then never less than that. The most I've done is 67K in a year. Worked out that I've driven over a million miles since I passed my test.
Never had an accident. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Get a new works van every two years, never gone back with less than 120k on the clock and I am not even a driver I am a chippy lucky if I get three hours work done a day.
Well up until a couple of years ago.
Now my current role I do about 30k which is a piece of piss.
Seem to spend my entire life either on the a3 or a27.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I used to do 50,000 miles a year. Buy a car, run it into the ground, get another. Nowadays, I am down to about half that and my Rover 75 just keeps on going  |
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Used to do around 170K in three years in the company cars was always getting bollocked for high mileage lol.... now around 15 to 20K ... but its my car.Where does the 10K a year average come from ?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've done just over 40k in last two years. But in 6months from June to Dec last year I only did 2k as I had temp swapped jobs. Not sure how that works out for other 18 months...38k in 1 n half years....about 25-26k per year? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm pretty chuffed my car has passed its' MOT, but gobsmacked that I've done 4,000 miles this year.
Most of that is going to Leeds (150 mile round trip), Pink Punters (200 miles round) and various local gigs.
What sort of annual mileage does everyone else clock up? "
Anywhere betweem 10-14k a year, mainly through work and following racing x |
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