The 200,000+ km thread

Just wondering..... Are trucks welcome in this thread?

At 200 000km a truck horse has only "run-in".
 
Nice to see some more luxury vehicles hitting decent km
 
Finally, I'm part of the 200k gang😝. 2011 Sportage, AWD, 2.0AT. For some reason, I've been looking forward to this moment. This is the highest mileage on a car I personally own.
 

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Welcome @Service

Any major issues to date as from what i have read those motors are bullet proof and keep on running with no drama as long as you keep up with continuous maintenance.

How it is on fuel consumption?
 
Serviced a friends Mazda CX5 2018 2L auto 2 weeks back.

It needed outer CV boots, new Fan belts plus spark plugs outside normal annual maintenance.
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Welcome @Service

Any major issues to date as from what i have read those motors are bullet proof and keep on running with no drama as long as you keep up with continuous maintenance.

How it is on fuel consumption?

Thank you 🙏🏽.

No major issues at all. Other than regular maintenance, I had to replace rear lower control arms.

Currently, I have an issue with the 'recliner' button on the driver's seat. Also, the rear passenger side window cannot be opened from the driver's 'master' control switch. The switch on the door works just fine though.

Fuel consumption averages between 8.8 - 9.5 l/100km. On open road though, it drops as low as 7.9.

At some point, I had a problem with water collecting on the spare wheel well during heavy rains. Turned out to be a leak on the passenger side brake light. It was a cheapie to fix. I also learnt it was a common problem on this model.
 
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