I currently own 4 vehicles...

the newest is 17 years old, has 170,000 miles on it, and gets 14 mpg.. the oldest is 30 years old, has 70,000 miles on it, and gets 0 mpg because the transmission is junk and it won't move anywhere no matter how long you let it run.. the other 2 are 19 years old with 170,000 miles and will have it's fuel consumption measured in gph since it's gonna (hopefully) be a race car and the other is 28 years old with Dog knows how many miles on it and gets 15mpg..

how old/worn out/inefficient is the junk in your garage and/or driveway?

I own five vehicles.

Newest is four years old, has 33,000 miles on it, and gets 42 mpg. The oldest is 65 years old, has ~60,000? miles on it, and gets ~45 mpg. The other three are all essentially the same thing - GM S-trucks, in various states. One is daily driver, 14yo, 151,000 miles, 14 mpg. One is 24yo, 214,000 miles, unknown mpg, as it is undergoing restification*. The third is 26yo, and is nothing more than a gutted sorry pile of junk, for interior parts.

*Retoration + modification = restification

4 trailers, 2 trucks, 2 volvos, Studebaker coupe, Merc sedan, and 2.5 Harleys all run (except 1 volvo, the Stude, and 1.5 Harleys)

20 yrs old, 70k miles, 25mpg Miata
16 yrs old, 150k miles, 31mpg Saturn
12 yrs old, 160k miles, 44mpg Prius

2 and 3 are daily driven. 1 is on jackstands what I decide whether I want to keep or sell it.

I have 24, ranging from 74 years old with unknown miles or mileage to 6 months old with 15k miles and getting @48mpg. I honestly can't even guess how many trailers I have at this point.

1 year old = 40-55mpg

2 year old = 30-40mpg depending on if me or swmbo is driving.

I am failing at being a gearhead

Current list

66 MCI bus
71/3 x 3 Triumph Stags
73 x 2 Mercury Capri
74 Toyota Corona Mk II wagon
96 S10 rallycross truck
86 Mustang
84 RX7 5.0 swapped
74 RX3 Coupe 81 Alfa GTV
97 Range Rover SSE
02 BMW 330 xi
11 Elantra
05 P71 CV
02 E150
11 F150
92 F700
72 Ranchero
02 Saturn
05 Grand Am
02 300M
82 Camaro
85 Camaro
$2014 Challenge car
78 460 BBF Jet Boat
Pit Bike

A couple of old trailers

there's probably a few more I can't thing of now.

Mileage ranges from 5 mpg to over 40 mpg.

Let's see-

7 years old, 84k, 25mpg ms3.

9 year old, 130k, dead as a berkeleying doornail cooper s.

15 year old, 191k 35mpg+ 1q/two weeks oil Chevy prism.

21 year old 195k 35mpg Toyota corolla I just bought from sky render.

25 year old 209k 30mpg mx6 gt.

25 year old 235k not 30mpg mx6 gt.

37 year old unknown mileage unknown mpg volare.

Damn Aussie, if you ever have a sale I will be buying something.

4 yo Saab wagon that gets 28mpg

11 yo Chevy suburban that gets 9 mpg

14 yo Honda insight that gets 49 mpg

24 yo miata for parts

33 yo Toyota Starlet that has driven 5 miles during my ownership

48 yo Ford Galaxie that probably gets around 10 mpg but I don't know

Three motorcycles that probably get around 50 mpg but only two run

One small trailer for the bikes

Mine are 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28 years old. I guess I need to buy two more cars.

newest is my Landrover.. 2004 with 82,000 miles.. get's about 14mpg next is an 1987 Saab 900 Turbo.. needs me to finish putting it back together before it gets any mileage and then a 1977 Fiat 124 spider that will get sold once the saab is running as I can't get to it as it sits behind the saab and is covered in Swedish parts

then comes my 1963 sailboat...

mad_machine wrote: newest is my Landrover.. 2004 with 82,000 miles.. get's about 14mpg next is an 1987 Saab 900 Turbo.. needs me to finish putting it back together before it gets any mileage and then a 1977 Fiat 124 spider that will get sold once the saab is running as I can't get to it as it sits behind the saab and is covered in Swedish parts then comes my 1963 sailboat...

but how many years old are they?

4 at my house

1 is 1 week old, 600 mi…gets 35 - 40+ mpg

2 is 1 1/2 yrs old, 4500 mi… gets 28 - 35 … depending if Mom's driving it or if I am

3 23 yrs old, 130,000… gets 15 on track and ~ 35 on the highway

4 is 17 yrs old, 120,000 … gets between 11 and 16 mpg .. depending on whether it's winter, and whether I'm towing or not

just sold the 18 yr old all wheel drive that got 22 (250,000), and sold the 14 yr old (93,000) that got mid 30's

A whopping three. 1999 tow pig Suburban 225,000 miles 15ish mpg, 1997 Answer with 114,000 miles but only gets 20 mpg cause I drive it a bit hard, and 2007 Passat that just turned 100,000 and gets 25 mpg. I apparently need more cars.....

Lol I have 4 and they are all broken.

Newest is 24 odo is stuck on 109k and if the transmission worked properly it'd probably get 12 mpg average

Next is 25 has 215k (guesstimate) and it'd also get 12 avg if the engine didn't sound like something was trying to escape from it.

Next one is 25 over 200k and will hopefully get 20 mpg but it is an unfinished project

Next one is 25 around 200 (total guess) probably got 25 when it last ran and is barely more than a shell now. Because racecar.

EDIT: guess I could put the wife's car in there.

16 years old 190k gets 26mpg hwy but the city mpg is way less.

5yo-60k-33mpg

11yo-170k-30mpg

KyAllroad wrote: A whopping three. 1999 tow pig Suburban 225,000 miles 15ish mpg, 1997 Answer with 114,000 miles but only gets 20 mpg cause I drive it a bit hard, and 2007 Passat that just turned 100,000 and gets 25 mpg. I apparently need more cars.....

Cars are like Pokemon, gotta catch em all. My wife doesn't believe me but its true.

45 year-old 96 DeLuxe @ ~18MPG (46k miles)

24 year-old 900S @ ~24MPG (102k miles)

24 year-old Miata @ ~28MPG (181k miles)

23 year-old 900SE Turbo Convertible @ ~27MPG (130k miles)

21 year-old 900 Commemorative Edtn @ 0MPG in storage (170k miles)

20 year-old Protege DX @ ~33MPG (227k miles)

20 year-old Suburban C2500HD TD @ ~17MPG (162k miles)

15 year-old SW2 @ 0MPG in pieces in my garage (216k miles)

2 year-old 500 Pop @ 39.7MPG (27k miles)

All but the Saturn run and drive, and it drove when it was in one piece. It should be back together tonight or tomorrow night.

5 vehicles at my house, 4 are mine.

2 year old Mazda 3: 75k and gets 27ish MPG

17 year old Dodge Dakota: 169k and gets 15 MPG

27 year old Shelby CSX: 108k and gets ??? (I have never driven it)

35 year old Trans Am: 231k (1K on engine) and gets 13 MPG

I am hoping the CSX will get around 25mpg whenever I get it going.

CTS-V Wagon which is O.5 years old, 4k miles, 15ish mpg because booooooost.
Truck is 8 years old, 125k miles, 17mpg.
Wife's FJ is 8 years old, 140k miles, 17mpg.
911 is 25 years old, 107k miles, 17mpg.
RX7 is 30 years old, ? miles, racecar mpg.
Old wagon is 46 years old, some number of miles and would actually have to be fixed to drive to calculate mpg.

Sitting in my driveway/ garage

20 year old Ford F150 (for sale), 208K miles, 12ish MPG
22 year old Honda Civic EX, 185k miles, 30ish MPG (although any more probably a lot less since it basicall just autocrosses)
15 year old Honda Civic Si, 165k miles, 25ish MPG
brand new Ford Escape, 2k miles, 26 MPG
31 year old VW Scirroco, 54k miles, MPG unknown
51 year old Triumph Spitfire, milege unknown, MPG unknown

I feel very limited by the space or lack there of, those who have 5 or more, do you live in the country? or do you use storage?

Including SWMBO's,

6 years old, 80k miles, '08 Mercury Mariner, ~25MPG

14 years old, 176K miles, '00 Saturn SL-2 (currently for sale), >35MPG on the highway

31 years old, 60K miles, '83 DMC-12, ~20MPG combined highway/city

35 years old, unknown miles, '79 El Camino challenge car, unknown since it isn't drivable yet but will likely be the worst by far with a souped-up 350 and non-OD transmission

And for the sake of completeness, my primary mode of transportation these days:

~27 years old, late-80's Fuji Del Rey road racing bike, ∞ MPG

91 & 95 sho both have 174k miles, the 318ti has 175k, the fukus has 134k, IHC has 93k, and the two bikes have 34k and 4500 miles respectively....

19 y/o F150 10 mpg
19 y/o Cavalier ?? mpg
25 y/o 240sx ?? mpg
5 y/o Focus 32 mpg
10 y/o P71 CV 20 mpg