160k miles on my whip

My homie got a tacoma that has 450,000 miles on it.

Proper care and maintenance goes a long way.
 
**** as simple as scheduled tune ups and oil changes can keep the whip breathin for a min.

But doin 75 and snappin pics aint that look.
 
Had 200k on the Monte before I sold it, current whip at 105
 
just hit 3k on the lexus 
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 she still going strong 
 
Now, were you just driving down the highway like

" Oh man, I have 160k miles on my car. Let me just take a pic real quick so I don't forget to post this on niketalk."

?


Or noticed when you got in the car, but waited to get on the highway for the action shot for NT?
 
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I thought i told yall boys chevys are the ****nayee

BOWTIE TILL I DIE


I got 185k on my 01 silverado

35k on my 13 silverado
 
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DipsetGeneral said:
This is not real life, is it?
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Def is. toyota tacomas have a reputation of lasting forever. I still see 2001 tacomas with 200k go for 3k.

Cheap parts + toyota reliability + 4x4 option = high value.

He got the car from his grandfather at 250k and he is the type of person who isn into maintaining his cars. We drove all over california in that thing. In the time he had it he changed the oil on time, replaced the radiator, alternator, and starter. It depends on how you drive your car. what you put in is what you get.
 
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2005 Camry LE 124k on it. Still no issues except for regular maintenance. Can't say the yambs get wet when they see it though :lol:
 
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