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7/15/2025, 5:50:42 PM
>>28516797
>but almost all the highest mileage cars in the world come from europe
no they don't. there's a handful noteworthy european cars from the 60s and 70s (with rebuilt engines) that have, nothing made within the last 20 years. an american truck reaching a million miles is a dime a dozen. you can easily find american trucks still on american roads from the 80s. they aren't expensive rare classics. i could go down the street and take a picture of some. you can't do that in europe. old european cars by and large have vanished off the roads in europe outside of car shows.
>but almost all the highest mileage cars in the world come from europe
no they don't. there's a handful noteworthy european cars from the 60s and 70s (with rebuilt engines) that have, nothing made within the last 20 years. an american truck reaching a million miles is a dime a dozen. you can easily find american trucks still on american roads from the 80s. they aren't expensive rare classics. i could go down the street and take a picture of some. you can't do that in europe. old european cars by and large have vanished off the roads in europe outside of car shows.
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