Reader's fleet - mileage disparity

[Nigel_O]

A happy coincidence today....

I always log my mileage and fuel consumption on Fuelly - doesn't make me drive any slower, but its nice to know how much the Nigel_O mini-fleet is consuming.

About three weeks ago, I filled up the V8 Vantage and put it in the garage - registered the mileage:



Today, I took the daily driver Skoda Yeti into town and back, and as I pulled onto the drive, the mileage looked familiar (and yes, I'm aware that the yeti trip is a 1/1000 rounding of the odo - another pure coincidence):



A far cry from the last time I ran a daily and a toy side by side. My Alfa GT diesel had 268,000 on it when I sold it in 2021 and at the same time, my Westfield had about 16,000 miles on it - a 16.75 multiple.

It got me thinking - all true PH'ers have a daily driver and at least one toy in the garage. True stair-dominating, powerfully built, director types have several more....

So - as an extension to the rather excellent two-car garage thread, who has the narrowest and widest mileage differences across their multi-vehicle fleet?

Photos encouraged, of course...

[brillomaster]

Well, my daily has 179k, and my weekend car has 122k, so... 57k difference. Pretty unremarkable...

[Glosphil]

"It got me thinking - all true PH'ers have a daily driver and at least one toy in the garage. True stair-dominating, powerfully built, director types have several more.... wink"

Nonsense. Many drivers who are very interested in cars & driving only have one car. Does also driving my wife's car allow me to stay on Pistonheads - please.?

[Promised Land]

Glosphil said:

"It got me thinking - all true PH'ers have a daily driver and at least one toy in the garage. True stair-dominating, powerfully built, director types have several more.... wink"

Nonsense. Many drivers who are very interested in cars & driving only have one car. Does also driving my wife's car allow me to stay on Pistonheads - please.?

I suppose it allows you to use the stupid childish saying of having a fleet like the OP states with 2 cars.

Pistonheads at it’s very finest right there.

[Mr Tidy]

That's quite a coincidence!

I bought my daily driver in April 2019 on 107,349 miles.

By December it was on 111,920 when I went to pick up my fun car that had done 76,283. They are now on 130K and 99K as I'm retired and not racking up many miles, so still a similar difference.

[Heaveho]

The car I've owned the longest, 23 years, is the lowest mileage of the five I own. My most recent purchase, which I bought five years ago was the lowest mileage until last week, and has just overtaken it.

[Nigel_O]

Promised Land said:

I suppose it allows you to use the stupid childish saying of having a fleet like the OP states with 2 cars.

Pistonheads at it s very finest right there.

Glosphil said:

Nonsense. Many drivers who are very interested in cars & driving only have one car. Does also driving my wife's car allow me to stay on Pistonheads - please.?

And there was me thinking the winking smilie would be enough to replace the non-existent tongue-in-cheek smilie for the hard of thinking

Edited by Nigel_O on Monday 27th April 11:28