Dispel the myth! Who's in the 50K+ mileage club?

63.. close to 64k miles on mine. Just like any porsche 911, she's just getting started.

 

53k

10k in 4 years of ownership


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55.5k here, bought it with 54k....These passed over gems are the best bang you can find. They wont lose much value by depreciation, you can work on them yourself, saving thousands, you don't have to be afraid to drive them..even IF I ever "upgrade", it will be another 30k+ mile car that I will get a deal on because it has been passed over for miles, and I will enjoy it much more than just creating flat spots in the garage...

btw, whatever became of the engine issue you though you had? All good now?

 

I have noticed the more I drive my low mileage F430, the better it drives... more like an everyday car, except way cooler. I hope that 50k miles is not a major milestone for Fcar owners. I'm more curious to know who has 100k.

 

32000 on mine runs better the more i drive it. i agreee with the guy above just as reliable as a Porsche. people just listen to people who do not know better and follow crazy money making services which keep Ferrari alive. Look at a motocross motorcycles maintenance. re ring ever 15 hours change oil every 4 hours. ya if you want the upmost performance then yes. ha how about changing the engine every month. Ferrari engineers think race car not street. assume you will beat the **** out of them . I just drove from south jersey to Shenandoah Virginia and rolled thru the Skyline drive park and other mountian roads, it was great to has this great car on the road. smooth as a Caddy deville and ready to rumble, and it did in the mountains

 

But not curious enough to look up all the previous threads in almost every section in which this is answered.......

 

Nope.

 

31k on my F430.

 

You are only here once I drive mine every day and love it!!! 360 with 76k

 

12600 on my F430. (2k miles in 10 months of ownership). 26k on my 911s (1k miles in two months ownership) (last 911s had 85k on it). Looking to reach 30-50k in F430 and 100k in 911s

 

That's what I'm talking about!

 

56k miles on mine. Apart from the dash window vent issue, no problems

 

67k ... runs great . Few issues in 7 years

 

There is actually a F430 Spider with 220.000 km/137.000 miles in Sweden. Runs great without an issue.

 

45000 on my 360 Spider....purchased it with 37000 19 months ago, plan to hit 50000 in the Spring, I drive it at least three days a week....I plan to let the next owner worry about the miles

 

35,250 on my spider. 10 years of ownership (bought with 4,000 on the clock). Drives better today than ever.

 

I bought by 430 with 25k. I have done 5k in the year that I've used it. I don't care how many miles I put on it as long as I enjoy it. I completely agree with the sentiment that they are better with regular use.

 

55,300 miles on her. Drove 4k miles during this short "North European" summer of ours. From late May to mid Sep. I'm in love!

Car has complete service history, its originally Italian sold car (yet no warping dash what so ever!), I'm the 4th keeper. Last owner drove almost 20k miles over 4 years (kind of sick) and spent high money to fix all the "know issues" from failing door locks / latches to the gearbox (etc.) bushings. Now I'm just enjoying her.

 

59k and counting

 

Mine had a rear main seal leak when i bought it.. I figured I would fix it when I do the clutch. I put a diaper under it, and check it every 3-6 months.
After driving the car on the regular, it stopped leaking. Drive em and you wont have issues.

 

That could really go either way

 

It healed itself. Love it!


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Since we're in the 360/430 forum, I have to say "I'm getting close." Nudging 40K on the 430.

But if you had asked in the 328 forum, I'm up around 75K.

Both cars have done a mix of daily commute, long vacation road trips, and more than a few track days.

(BTW, don't discount the 328 as a track car. Sure, it's underpowered by modern standards, but the balance and handling is sublime! Treat it as a momentum car and you will have a hoot in the corners!)