WOOOOH... just passed 90,000 on my 2005 Roadster ...still not a LICK of problems other the the common light bulb replacements...

 

That's good to hear!!

 

Congrats on 90k miles of trouble free Crossfire fun.

 

Congrats... just passed 16k myself ... in the four months I've owned minez, I've put on as many miles as the previous owner took two years to drive

Have you had any problems with your seals? Mine are a bit "whistly" but I am sensitive to those things...

 

And your cupholder still works?

 

I am right behind you at 87,000 trouble free miles. One tail light bulb, one side marker bulb, and a battery, but I am on my second cup holder.

 

LOL....all cute !! NO absolutely no problems. I've changed the oil most of the time early...8 qts is a money killer !!! but absolutely the life of the car. I've had three sets of tires...and the normal light bulbs. Other then that, it's a daily driver. I don't believe in garage kept...it's a driver and that's what I do rain or shine. Wife is on me about the water bill !! It's washed every two days, waxed and put in the garage until I drive into work. It's a black Roadster and the only "MODS" it has is the wind screen I put on it...and the "hands free" rag top auto button I got on here. Otherwise it's all stock and guys at work laugh because you can EAT off the engine compartment !!!
Daily driver 93 miles per day...not hard to hit the 90,000. When I go to finally dis-guard the car....it may sell for $2000.00 ...in the mean time !!! I'm enjoying the heck out of the drive............

 

WOW! And here I am considering an extended warranty on my 2008 Roadster in the next month or so - but maybe I should save my money?? My crystal ball is never clear on these kind of decisions.
Alicia

 

Be VERY careful who you buy it from. Any "warranty" from anyone other than the manufacturer seems to be a waste - or so says most consumer advocates like Clark Howard or Dave Ramsey.

It's a toss up, Alicia. One person checked in here last year with an SRT Coupe with 176,000 miles of troube free driving... and yet, some have problems before 50,000 miles.