How much mileage do you put on your car each year?

20-30k a year for me. I've put nearly 6k miles on mine in 3-ish months.

 

I think it would be interesting to see:
<1000
1-2000
2-4000
4-7000
7-10,000
10-15
>15

 

Spread over several cars I'd say around 2-3k miles for the exotics each and majority on the daily driver like 5-10k maybe.

 

Less than 2k for me

 

Thanks for setting this up! Will be interesting to see!

 

I picked the lowest Poll option you provided but its more like just under 2,000 miles (3,000 km) per year.

But one of the reason is same as others have mentioned which is having more then one Summer only vehicle and having more then one daily driver vehicles.

 

5k per year

 

About 4k fun miles/year

 

I live in Oregon in the PNW, USA. I still am able to drive my 08 F430 spider about 1,500 miles a month min. on average. Summer months I DD drive her or at least 3-4 days a week. I am not afraid of the rain and driven many times in it. I do not go for a drive when it is raining, snowing or ice as I have plenty of other cars better soothed for such conditions.

Like Mr. Roy Cats says if you want to look a Ferrari buy a Poster. I prefer to drive mine

 

Oh it hurts to see so few driving their cars.

I just cannot understand why so many don't drive their cars more? The cars will not go up in value and you may get an extra $15K due to super low mileage - but is it worth it? I bought my car to drive (about 7K per year) and enjoy. When it comes to selling it, I will just take my lumps, lick my wounds and let it go for whatever the fair market value is at that time.

 

As far as not driving the Fcar more often, it's really a matter of not having the time and it is not about worrying over depreciation.

I don't know what you guys that DD your cars (360 or 430) do for a living but I have to travel among different locations throughout the day and don't really have the time to properly warm up the engine and tranny, look for parking, etc. There is also the envy factor that I think about in certain work places.

Besides I like to enjoy the car when traffic and police are at a minimum, weekends and evenings.

As far as driving in the rain, I use the same philosophy as when I had a Ducati, I don't leave the house if it's raining but if I get caught in the rain, oh well. I can't really explore the car and roads when its wet and can't have the windows open!

 

Good summary and matches my view and I also have a Ducati Monster

 

Also, it depends what kind of car do you drive and your geographical location. It would be more interesting to break it down into car categories. I assume that this pole reflects only 360s and 430s.

 

Given that the average (in the US) seems to be sub 3k per year, the buckets in the survey will not yield much info. Another poster above made a suggestion for better buckets. I'd start over/change it if you really want to know...

I'd specify "which" cars you want data on...I know it should be obvious, but I bet dollars to doughnuts folks without 360/430 click on the survey.

 

Over 5k in my 1st 7 months.

 

+1

 

10k!

 

300-500 miles a year.

 

With my 360 made 10.000km in 6 months.
With my F430 made 15.000km in 12 months.

These cars are ment to be driven and enjoyed and I enjoy them very much

 

Exactly. I've kept buying and selling (personal cars) every couple of months looking for a car with the qualities/experience that the 360 offers. Needless to say, I'm overjoyed to have my dream car (was starting to think it didn't exist) and that I'm completely and totally addicted. I can't not drive it. And that the throwout bearing/slave cylinder combo just broke is so very hard. Kills me seeing it stranded on the lift. But, it will be good as new shortly. And, to be honest, the belt service was past due by about 500 miles, so I'm taking the opportunity to get that done as well. Now, I need to hurry up and order all my parts from Ricambi on Monday so I can get back to driving!!

 

This year I will do approximately 4-5 k . I'm in Fl. So I'm able to use the car year round.

 

I don't drive every day at all. I'm retired, I have horses, and many days in the summer I just spend all day taking care of the horses and the property, and riding. When I do drive, it's often hauling a horse to a riding lesson (twice a week). For that I use my F250 diesel truck to pull the horse trailer. In winter I board them so I can ride indoors, but I wouldn't drive the Ferrari on the dirt road to the boarding facility. I drive my old Audi Allroad station wagon.

Also, I hate driving in heavy traffic, so when I go down to Denver I usually take the Audi; when my wife and I both go, we usually take her BMW sedan.

In addition to the 360, I have a Porsche Cayman S. I don't drive either one of them when the roads are covered with snow or ice, and I try not to drive them in the rain; it takes too much work to keep them cleaned up.

So I mainly drive the sports cars when it would be fun. Nevertheless, they both get about 2500 miles a year. Sometimes I just take them out to warm them up, on some nice back roads where I can enjoy the way they handle. Sometimes we go on FCA or PCA tours, and occasionally we take trips in them. But for long trips, we fly, and usually not commercially.