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Bought in August 30, 08 with 31 miles on it. Now it has right around 5800 on it. That is a lot for me. I have a comapny vehicle that I drive everyday. 2 trips to upstate NY, one trip to Southern VA and now getting ready to roll in it to the Daytona 500. Probably add another 2200 miles to it on this trip.

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My truck bought July 1 08 it had 200 miles due to being brought from MD to where I live. I didn't get to drive it until I signed the papers for it, bought it on faith. A few trips to see my family that lives out of town has run up the miles and its my daily driver as well.

Today 01/18/09 miles now approx 6200 which is a lot for me.

My 99 expedition that I sold to get the new truck had approx 80,000 miles on it.

Garage Queen - Not ! It doesn't fit ! :D It has to live outside in the cold, dark, rain. :D It doesn't even have a coat to wear.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Bought my 99 GMT800 2500 4wd in July 99. About 213,000 miles on it now.

hodo78 Enthusiast

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07 Sierra (Purchased New in Sept '07) - 23,500 miles as of 1/18/09

502chevy Enthusiast

502chevy

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6020 so far. i bought mine on august 24 with 119 miles on it. seems like a lot to me. i usually don't put too many miles on cars.

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