How long will it take to hit 1,000,000 miles on your rig?

[HEMI®Dart]

For me 124 YEARS



I drive about 6K-7K miles a year.

 

[dslmacdown]

For me driving 13K mi a year about 77. Just think about it a vehicle that could last your lifetime.



MAC

 

[bmoeller]

At around 17k/yr. , 48. 9yrs.

 

[parcher]

The next owner will have to worry about it, I ain't gonna live another 100 years!

 

[lmills]

23 years @43,000 a year

 

[RustyJC]

133. 33 years @ 7,500 miles/year.



Rusty

 

[E7mack96]

between 15-20 years. 50,000 - 60,000 miles per year

 

[LSMITH]

15-18 years for me.

 

[nickleinonen]

about 80 years for me. i drive about 20,000 a year [kilometers that is... ]

 

[jrandol]

21 Years!! It might just be broke in about that time!!

 

[dpuckett]

Got another 740K to go. At 40K a year when I'm not hauling anything, that's about another 18-19 years. At the rate I'm going, it may well still be mine. But if I start back with the moving company I worked for a few years ago, it will be about 75K a year, or a hair under 10 years.

 

[klenger]

Another 50 years at 17k / per. I'll be 102 years old. I suspect I'll need to get a new 5er before then.

 

[EricBu12]

About 77. 7 years at 12,857 miles average so far a year.

 

[MCummings]

I think I'm driving them a little too hard to even make it to 100,000.



As of now,, I've put about 200 miles in the last 3 months. If I keep it up, it'll be a long while before I even get to a gas station!



Merrick Cummings Jr

 

[BreaksEverything]

let's , I avr. 70 k mi a yr

had 78 k where I got it in Nov 02



it 13. 5 yrs +/- not counting any road trips or vaca.

just every day 9-5 work stuff

 

[PLaFrombois]

35 years. I'll have retired by then. Of course, I'd have to pawn my gold watch for a down payment on a new one. Who can I talk to at DC to find out what they'll be offering for accessories on a 2038 Ram? I don't want no UGLY truck.

Paul

 

[duaneparks]

I have averaged 21K/year... so 44 years 6 months more.



The 2048 Rams will be out by then and I'll be 13 years past retirement.



Duane

 

[FFutch]

about 50 years ... Doug

 

[mcoleman]

33 years but I should be retired by then so it could drastically change.

 

[jwgary]

First 3 years averaged about 33,000/yr, so right at about 30 years total.