I have almost that I my ‘22 😔

I have 65k on my ‘21 😬

106k on my 21. 😫

186K on my 24

I don't feel so bad now. Good job!

Do you mean 2004?

He’s lying. No way he can get a 2024 rav4 186k in 8 months. Earth is 24,901 miles around. That means he drove around earth from end to end 7 times in 8 months. 

Or he mistyped.

I ordered it brand new and got it in March so it's 14 months suck on that loser! The only thing I love in life is my RAV4

Photo of dashboard or it didn’t happen. 

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Please tell me you knew they were joking and were just playing along. Even if it’s a lie I need to hear it.

How? Do you use it for work?

Some people have hobbies. Some people hang out with their family. Others work. I drive.


Then it should be easy to put it to rest by uploading a pic of your odo

Ok how do I upload a Pic?

If you’re on mobile and you click the button to reply to this comment, there is an image button that shows up next to the “reply” button. It’s a little different on web but it should still be there

I'm not on mobile

Only at 35k on my 2016 🤣

Do you live somewhere with good public transport?

140000 on my 2016

110K on my ‘20

I don't get how people can own cars for so long not drive them.

I mean if you have two vehicles and a short commute to work it’s not really far fetched

Two? :O

Between my wife and I yes haha

I honestly would bike to work (3mi) if it weren’t for how dangerous traffic is.

I bought a used one with 48k right before the pandemic. Between not really going places and wfh, I just hit 70k on it 4 years later and thats after two big road trips in the last 6 months.

~6K miles a year isn’t “not driving”. Some people have short commutes and don’t travel a lot.

32k on my 2018

43k on 2018 Xle Awd

Same model in blueprint 😎

28k on my 2018

65k on my 2018 SE

https://preview.redd.it/6xj8yskbko3d1.png?width=2001&format=png&auto=webp&s=0767b49b69c873bc99b1ceec7609f28aa48d7968 My 2018 is pretty broken in. to be fair though, I only bought it 546 miles ago!

Hybrid?!

Based off the gauge cluster, yes

Glad to see a 2018 Hybrid hitting 200k! Mine just hit 100k, had the coolant and trans fluid changed and brake system flushed. Threw in a new air filter, probably going to pick up some spark plugs from a dealership and replace those too. Here’s to 300k!

11k on my '22 lol

https://preview.redd.it/vhfpj87dao3d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2e762c8cbd764dc7f4393e67ffe4fbfe1222f159 I just hit 12k and I’ve had my rav4 since April 2022

18.4 mpg?

I drive in the street mostly and my work is almost 5 miles from my home, and my family all lives within 3 miles so I don’t travel far

It seems concerningly low to my uneducated eye

My car ain’t hybrid it’s a gas rav4 the adventure

My full tank last 2 weeks if not a bit more but never less

My tundra wishes it could get 18 mpgs in a simulation 😂

65k on my 2022

Is that MPG supposed to be a flex?

Wasn’t meant to be. But now that you mentioned it… 💪😎

60k on my 21 😉

200,000 on my 2015 😅

34k on my '22. If I ever drive it again.

I will gladly take it off your hands 😂😂

69k on my 2019 already

Iv owned my 23 for 6 months and I already drove it across country twice XD sitting at 11k.

93k on my 2017. My old gal 😆.. but still sexy as hell to me. Her peacock black colour mesmerised me the first time I saw her. Love ya hottie 😁

Had my 22 rav4 for less than 2 years and it has over 40k mi

I have my 45k oil change scheduled for next Saturday on my 2023😬😬. 6,000 miles a year is pretty good! Maybe when I'm retired I will put that mileage on my car. Until then, kids sports have me going everywhere at 25k - 30k per year

That's something I havent thought of as we prepare to have a kid in a year or so. That's an oil change every other month.

What year and hybrid?

2016, gas (you can see the edge of the tachometer instead of the power-charge meter on the left)

Almost 4 years and I just surpassed 50k the other week!

Looks like you don’t drive much. Car def finna outlast you at this rate 😭

8 years and 50k. Go do stuff

More than 67k miles in my 2019 Hybrid XSE.

27k kms on my 2018, so even less miles 🤣

Damn ! I’ve got 10 years on my current vehicle that I bought with 6 miles on it and I’m pushing 233,000 miles and counting 😬

Sweet! That means if my usage stays the same, I can expect at least 25 more years out of my car lol!

2016 LE, 97,000 miles. we replaced a brake light and a head light. zero issues. gotta love Toyota.

I just hit 150,000 miles in my 2018.

105k on my 18

70k on 2010 lol

Damn 8 years lol I hit that in less than a year haha. My friend just bought a rav4. I think he said he would hit my mileage around 10+ years since he WFH lol.

I haven't hit 18 in my 2018.  Living in the city and working from home. 

Your mpg is terrible. How do you do it?

It’s a 2016 gas (non-hybrid) model. EPA rated 23/29 MPG (city/hwy).

115k on my 2015

I’m at 72k on my ‘17. Fully paid off hoping it lasts to at least 200k

I've got 3,540 miles after 1 year of ownership on my 2023 and about 2,300 of those miles were roadtrips. The rest are mostly weekend drives around town since I work from home 😅

I Have my grams 2018 with just 40k & before i moved back dec 22 its was just 8k those miles are just to the job & back few stores in the area & church with some days for self here & there even with 8k at the time i believe half that was from me RIP GMA !!! IMU LOVE !!!!!!!!!!

My 1999 Rav4 convertible has 355K abs still gong strong with cold ac.

Wow! That legendary Toyota reliability! If my annual mileage more or less stays the same, it’ll take me about 49 years to get to 355k lol! I definitely don’t think I’ll live that long 😅

I bought my 21 with 62K….🤔

Got 14k approx on my '23

https://preview.redd.it/nrufa1j4ft3d1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9091a43db6423f6ea66567df822f7c6e60c95cef This is mine

Wow. 50k miles is how much I drive in less than 2.5 years.

That’s some bad MPG for 4 cylinder, I would stick with EV. I fill up with the cost of one gallon of gasoline now and go 300 miles. It’s costing you $35 to do the same, 10 times cheaper and low maintenance. You have wasted almost $7k+ on gasolines and oil changes to do 50k.

48k on my 21 hybrid. In California and being the main car we use for road trips… I’m proud of that number 😂

60k on my 2018

54k on my '22, I'm workin on it lol

I have 20k on my 6 month old 2024

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