Just over 110,000 but I know there's people on here with more.

 

124k miles/200k km and only issues have been cutting out the bulkhead enough to get the seat 2" further back and addition of a BT/HFP/Aux/USB Radio.

 

140,000 as of last week...

 

My 2004 N/A has 120,000 and stills performs like it was new...it's a daily driver!!...Carl

 

2008 with 193,000 KM

 

81,000 on the '04 and 8,900 on the '05 SRT6


Dave

 

Wow, they are just getting broke in. Lol
Nobody seems to be upset with their durability. :-)

 

We're not at all...the only thing we've 'fixed' is the Crankshaft Position Sensor. I forgot the small stuff like brake pads, tires, wiper blades, etc. Minor stuff, that is.

 

The local guy here in Crystal Lake is close to 300,000 miles

 

In his Crossie?! Awesome! There's hope for our car, too!

 

74.000 miles and running very strong

Repairs
supercharger pulley
supercharger intercooler
idler pulley
brake pads
steering stabilizer
roof replacement under warranty
radio replaced with stock radio

Polished to perfection for many more rides

 

Glad to see multiple people in the 100's with it running fine. I'm at 61k now, will retire it at 100k and take it out only 500 miles a year from then on. Hopefully it'll last longer than I will.

 

143000, tuned, intake, exhaust, manual. Love it! Only work done to engine was the breather cover diy and pulstar plug upgrade.

 

I'm the original poster. I'm glad to see some higher mileage ones still ticking! I am still sitting at 48,xxx miles. I haven't driven mine in 4 years. Although I start it up about 3 times a year and let it run. One of the lifters ticks real loud. Possibly because it has been sitting for 4 years.

The amazing part is that I have forgotten 2 winters in a row to remove the battery and it has sat dead. But it is the ORIGINAL factory battery and it is still holding a charge like day one.

 

Don't be foolish... Drive your cars!!! This engine will do a million miles if you do all services on schedule I put 740000 on a 4.5 of a 1972 vintage. In my first 100000 with a 2005 coupe ONLY had to replace C.P.S. and the seal on that 15.00 transmission plug. Go ahead drive em. Don't even think about the miles... Think about the love

 

I agree I would rather drive and enjoy it that admire it in the garage

 

WOW, this marks clearly what MB really is about. And of course gratulations to him, he is taking care very well of his XF. Would love to know what he specifically does to keep this car still running. I got to learn how to take care of this car. I am also looking forward to get a silver or gray SRT with low mileage.... can't wait to find it. That way all my mistakes and little defects I learned here until today (giving my son the car to go to work is one of them) I can make up to the SRT before they happen.
Love the XF not only for his looks, but also for his ability to show some morons ( here in Miami) how to drive a sportscar

 

Totally and unequivocally agree!. Having a Crossfire and not driving it daily would be like have a lot of "extra" money and not spending it (remember, this a personal opinion...if someone wants to keep it around for whatever reason...no problem.). I just returned from a 200 mile trip and loved the physical/mental association with the car...was acutely aware of it's aesthetic and performance properties... I think I'm in love!!!...Carl

 

guys, I drive my XF everyday, thats all I got. And it's all my pride. I bought mine with 744 miles in 2008, the roadster is from 2006 and has now 66k . I won't have a car sitting in the garage, my hobby is driving, speeding (when I can) and enjoying my surroundings and top is down all the time, and when it rains I don't even get wet ...... pure love ..... but.... I want to drive a SRT-6 as well ...... you guys let me know if a nice SRT-6 is on sale

 

We have 105k on our 2005 Roadster. We try to drive everywhere with the top down.