[Ginster6]

April 2021. @ 29k miles

[mr.angus]

Originally Posted by G80_Tomo

Anyone I have more than 10k miles on a 2023 G80?
I got it on September 19th and just dropped it off for my 10k oil change/servicing.

I am at 22k miles now! Picked mine up just before you, Aug 31

[jct_m3]

Picked up in the beginning of August 2022 i have 14k miles

[M3GABIT]

Originally Posted by G80_Tomo

Anyone I have more than 10k miles on a 2023 G80?
I got it on September 19th and just dropped it off for my 10k oil change/servicing.

Picked up Sept 24, Currently at 14k Miles. I work from home so it's all fun miles.

[KevinGS]

2021 M4

55,000 miles and counting, and heading on another 9-day trip to Cincy, Indiana and Pittsburgh from Maryland, a 1400-mile trip.

And I just came back from Myrtle Beach, 1000 miles.

And it still doesn't feel like I drive it all that much, since I drive my 2013 M3 convertible for lots of errands and such.

I'm slowing down a bit with the driving...no, really, I am

[mthused]

Originally Posted by G80_Tomo

Anyone I have more than 10k miles on a 2023 G80?
I got it on September 19th and just dropped it off for my 10k oil change/servicing.

Mine's got over 13k so far- had it since September 17th last year...

A good fraction of that was from a drive from Los Angeles area to Kansas City & back early this year...

[vbb]

Originally Posted by KevinGS

2021 M4

55,000 miles and counting, and heading on another 9-day trip to Cincy, Indiana and Pittsburgh from Maryland, a 1400-mile trip.

And I just came back from Myrtle Beach, 1000 miles.

And it still doesn't feel like I drive it all that much, since I drive my 2013 M3 convertible for lots of errands and such.

I'm slowing down a bit with the driving...no, really, I am

Bravo! Tell us about your experiences. How many sets of tires have you been through? Any other consumables? Oil changes by the book, or more frequently? Any unscheduled maintenance or repairs?

[Chapter2099]

You all are my hero. lol I’ll be averaging about 13-15K/year when I get mine, so looking forward to joining the club.

[HawkeyeG80]

Just over 11k, picked up my 23 in mid January of this year. I hate putting that many miles on so quickly, but I also love driving it. Daily moral dilemma.

[BuckysBMW]

A mileage post, where people actually drive their cars......without the "I work from home", or "garage queen" excuse? I love it!

[AJM1125]

Just under 26,000 miles on my 2021 M3 Competition. Hopefully looking to jump into a 2024 Manual M3 by the end of the year

[Bimmer5]

22 M3 Comp currently at 14000, will have it one year next month.

[KevinGS]

Originally Posted by vbb

Bravo! Tell us about your experiences. How many sets of tires have you been through? Any other consumables? Oil changes by the book, or more frequently? Any unscheduled maintenance or repairs?

Nothing to report. No issues. Just regular maintenance. Oil changes by the book, completed by the dealer.

Tires? 2 sets. On my 3rd set. It came with Pirelli's, now on my 2nd set of Michelin PS4S stars. Of course I have RWD, and some spacers, so I go through tires a bit faster than normal.

If the next 50,000 miles are as problem-free, I may keep this car for a real long time.

Originally Posted by BuckysBMW

A mileage post, where people actually drive their cars......without the "I work from home", or "garage queen" excuse? I love it!

No garage queen here. But I do work from home. So 95% of my miles are "fun miles" or "errand running miles".

I'm fortunate that I don't buy cars as investments, and I don't need them to "hold their value" by keeping the miles low. I already know when I buy a car that I will get my money's worth by driving it, not when I sell it.

I have other things in life to make money. For me, cars have one sole purpose...to produce as many smiles/mile as possible.

[ano0oj]

34k miles since Feb '22

[mr.angus]

Originally Posted by KevinGS

I have other things in life to make money. For me, cars have one sole purpose...to produce as many smiles/mile as possible.

THIS

[Habber]

Some people are reading these posts freaking out thinking:

Omg people pay $1200/month and use these cars??

[Lakeside]

Mine FEELS high mileage b/c I just returned from a 1500+ mile trip. I took delivery 12/27/22 and just crossed 4100 miles. It'll chill from here since I work from home and travel rarely, but it's freaking me out a bit currently.

My 20 year old E46 was at 82k before I handed the keys to my son, so that's why it feels high to me. I have zero intent to keep miles low, but it's just how things work out for me.

I'm now dealing with the repercussions. I had a windshield chip fixed yesterday and I have a very small tear in my PPF but I don't think the paint is damaged (thanks PPF!). I got this trying to pass a truck that was towing two jet skis.

Edit: I was two hours from Tail of the Dragon, but didn't go. It was already SO much driving and my wife wasn't down for it. I had to settle for a spirited drive on rural roads around Asheville, NC. That was fun as hell.

[KevinGS]

Originally Posted by ano0oj

34k miles since Feb '22

[Likeanowl]

Originally Posted by KevinGS

Is this a high mileage thread, or just a "post your mileage thread"?

Why am I seeing posts from people with G8Xs with "2400 miles" and "3000 miles"?

Or the proverbial "I just took a long 500-mile trip and now I have 8,000 miles, I love this car!" posts.

If you have less than 20,000 miles, just read the thread (unless you have 20,000 miles in less than 8 months of ownership). Otherwise, no need to post. You're just wasting space.

I love how everyone just totally ignored the actual point of the thread and continue to post “wow I’ve got 1200 miles! Love the car!”

Reading is hard I guess.

[luckylingy]

23k miles since taking delivery in December 2021. It's been my daily -- until now. I plan to keep it long-term, as it's among the best (maybe THE best) BMW I've had among many over the past 30 years.

The 40-mile commute 6 days/week, especially in harsh winter conditions, is a waste of its talents, so we got an older, low-mileage X3 for that purpose (thus saving the M4 for occasions).

[Limegrntaln]

My car and not my car. Someone is driving theirs.

[BuckysBMW]

Originally Posted by KevinGS

No garage queen here. But I do work from home. So 95% of my miles are "fun miles" or "errand running miles".

I'm fortunate that I don't buy cars as investments, and I don't need them to "hold their value" by keeping the miles low. I already know when I buy a car that I will get my money's worth by driving it, not when I sell it.

I have other things in life to make money. For me, cars have one sole purpose...to produce as many smiles/mile as possible.

The fun miles, is the part that I can appreciate, regardless of your commuting status. The low mileage threads are downright — blasphemous, with the excuses as to why the miles are so low. It's pathetic!