My 2011 CT with 203,000 Miles!!

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12-12-15, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Jezo

What happened to OP?

He swept in with his 200,000 mile story and never followed up or posted again.

Maybe they got busy or something and haven't had the chance to come back and take a look. Happens to me all the time (really busy schedule).

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Originally Posted by Duong

Holy poop 148k on a '14?!?! That's insane. I'm just rolling past 105,000km. For some reason, the previous owner had brake pads and rotors replaced twice before 85,000km (I bought it at 85,000km). The only unexpected issue I had was a driver side wheel bearing.

The guy probably hammered the car and the brakes along with it. The rotors may have warped from excessive heat he was putting on them.

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12-12-15, 05:19 PM

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12-14-15, 03:13 PM

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lol and he's selling it

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12-24-15, 01:44 PM

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I replaced my front brake pads at 85,000 miles. I haven't yet replaced the 12 V battery. Still going strong as far as I can tell.

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12-24-15, 06:09 PM

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I replaced my front brake pads at 85,000 miles. I haven't yet replaced the 12 V battery. Still going strong as far as I can tell.

Living in a warmer climate like California vs. colder climate will make the 12V battery last longer.

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12-25-15, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by KKM

Living in a warmer climate like California vs. colder climate will make the 12V battery last longer.

That would explain it. It also makes it easier on tires. My most recent tire replacement was at 146,000 miles. I still have over half my tread and I'm over 60,000 miles on this set of Michelin pilot MXM4.

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