At what mileage do you consider your new car to not be new anymore?

Hard to say @john65pennington…I just bought a “new car”...a 1976 El-Camino with 32,000 miles on it.

Hmmmm, I think when it doesn’t feel new anymore. That could be 50, 70, 100, 120 maybe?

500 miles

Never.
I was just looking at a 64 T-bird the otheR day.I would love to redo that car!

Cruiser, I do not blame you. That car would be new to me, until the wheels fell off of it.

@john65pennington It’s already in decent shape and my 15 yr old is gonna restore it to showroom new so it will be new-new soon!

Cruiser, you lucky dog. My brother in law use to buy those vehicles and drive them to Tijuana to have them complety restored. He would sell each one for a nice profit. Good for you.

@john65pennington Actually my son is paying for it and it will be his when he turns 16 next summer and in the meantime it will be his Autos class project.

50,000 miles.

After the 60K check-up or when the engine blows up, whichever comes sooner.

After 1000 miles no longer “brand new.”
After around 20,000 miles no longer “new.”

I am rapidly approaching 150K and it still feels new to me . . . (maybe it is that air-freshener thing).