C7 100k miles
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C7 100k miles
In the next few weeks I will hit 100k in my 2014 C7 and I was wondering how many are in this elite class- every C7 owner I know keeps it in the stable and not on the road! If you have +100k can you respond
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I'm right behind you - around 7300 miles on my 2014.
Congrats on closing in on 100K miles. How has the reliability been on the car?
Congrats on closing in on 100K miles. How has the reliability been on the car?
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Bronconut (05-23-2023)
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I’m about to pass 89K. I bought it with 69K 2 summers ago so I’ll be crossing 100K next year or so. Still kicking around doing spark plugs this year along with coolant and transmission drain/fill.
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I'm getting close ... at 78k
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Congrats!! Very encouraging that its been a dependable car. Bought our 2016 new in December of 2018 with 37 miles and it now is at 37k. Drive West Coast to East Coast and the like every year. most comfortable and a pleasure to drive car to date. I Cant leave it parked but I don't drive in winter
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I am over 117k miles on my 2015 Z51 7spd. Nothing major has broken. I did replace the thermostat and temp sensor and the AC compressor. I expect many more miles
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Congrats!! Very encouraging that its been a dependable car. Bought our 2016 new in December of 2018 with 37 miles and it now is at 37k. Drive West Coast to East Coast and the like every year. most comfortable and a pleasure to drive car to date. I Cant leave it parked but I don't drive in winter
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I have a similar spec as you. I recently replaced the thermostat and temp sensor since my radiator fan kept kicking on when I turned off the car. It's at 69.5k miles. I have a second car, but I drive the Corvette to work most of the time. Hoping I can hit 100k without any major issues!
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I have had 3 C7s, honestly two of them had a major issue at 5 and 16k miles. This 19 GS I just won’t drive more than walking distance from home. It blows my mind that you guys have gotten that many miles out of a C7.
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Congratulations!
I bought my ‘16 A8 Stingray coupe two years ago with 42,000 on the odometer. Now it’s touching 69,000 due to long road trips, the last one to DC from our home in East Texas. Unfortunately, it has not been trouble free. At 59,500 the dif was replaced because of a noisy, failing bearing. At 59,700 it broke a valve spring and trashed the motor. With two long distance trips since then it’s been entirely trouble free, averaging 31.5 mpg on the DC trip. I love this car and plan on having 100k on it in a few more years.
Enjoy yours and keep racking up the miles. I admire those who keep them as ‘Garage Queens’ but driving them is where the real pleasure is!
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