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The high mileage club...

Tom_vRS
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How come this thread stopped?? :)

Matilda is now on 234K miles. So far, so good.

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On 18/03/2025 at 10:37, MattHunt said:

How come this thread stopped?? :)

Matilda is now on 234K miles. So far, so good.

cars struggle to reach high mileage these days because theyre all crap and badly made? 🤷‍♂️

more importantly, where the hell have you been hiding for the last couple of.... years?!

Newer engines (VAG in particular) have lots of parts made of plastic. These don't tend to do so well over the test of time.

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