Questions are just rolling out today. What sort of miles you put on your C4 on a weekly basis?

Lately yes, my '96 is getting about 540-570 miles per week!

I average about 1000 mi. per year :D

Daily driver (no other vehicle) 100 miles per week, we are retired

Probably 150 to 200 miles per week sometimes more...

Summer months yes - about 400 miles per week easily.

for the most part she is my daily driver, I keep very good watch that all the fluids are always new and full!

I have an 85 with 33,000 orginal miles on it. It does not get drivin much but I have been thinking about driving it to work some. The car's in great shape.

Used it as a DD for a little while. Not really suited for the daily driving I encounter:( so I ended up with an 89 Landcruiser:cheers:

Now the vette is my weekend, I need a break, gotta go clear out my head...car:cheers: :lol: :cheers:

Daily on nice days. This winter I have been driving my Grand Cherokee more. My business is only 2.5 miles from home so it is not a lot of miles when I do drive it to work.

Daily on nice days. This winter I have been driving my Grand Cherokee more. My business is only 2.5 miles from home so it is not a lot of miles when I do drive it to work.

What wing is on the back of your car?

Just over 200,000 miles, she sure is!

I enjoy the heck out of this car, I drive it as much as I can when the weathers good.

308 mi. a week 4 me approx. daily driver.

Not a DD. Run about 2,000 miles a year.

I have an 85 with 33,000 orginal miles on it. It does not get drivin much but I have been thinking about driving it to work some. The car's in great shape.

Damn buddy, with those other rides that you have in your garage, I don't know that the C4 would ever see daylight again!! :lol:

I drive my '89 about 3 to 4 times a week when its running good. During the summer months I'll drive it almost everyday.

mine will be when the weather gets warmer you can count on that!!:cheers:

Years ago yes, these days I just don't get out as much in the Vette as I used to.

In the nicer weather,,,,@no snow or ice, put on around 400 just for work and back!!!

When there is no snow on the ground she's driven almost everyday. When snow hits shes parked!

Matt

Daily driver..but as 2nd car. Somwehere around 1000 to 1500 miles a year.:huh:

More like a weekly driver since I drive a truck here in Sweden. All in with holiday trips and such it´ll be arround 10000 miles (16000km) per year. Drive it all year round, winter like summer. Studded tires though in winter.

400 per week, change fluids regularly, no problems

Winters the Vette gets driven rarely. I drive my Jeep instead. In the summers its a toss up which I drive. Generally depends on what I'm doing. Fishing- Jeep going out for a Saturday drive - Vette. :cheers:

Yes, this is my daily driver...rain or shine. '94 with 53,000 original miles on it.

Yes, this is my daily driver...rain or shine. '94 with 53,000 original miles on it.

Same here. I just have a few little bugs that I'm working out of it and shes good to go. :cheers:

Coming onto 200,000 miles mine is! 1985 C4 - the best car ever

I love this car and drive it as much as I can. Friend even joke with me as I have seriously taken this car to the camp sites most the time. During the summer months there is a group of 12-15 of us who go camping for most the summer. Every weekend! I always show up in the Vette. Passenger seat loaded up!

My 84 is a daily driver from April 1 to Oct 31.....154k and still going strong.

My 84 is a daily driver from April 1 to Oct 31.....154k and still going strong.

Nice bike you have!

Yes, daily driver, 250+mi/wk. Rides good, runs great, turns a lot of heads. What more could you ask for?

Living in Ohio, I can only drive mine in the warmer weather but I do drive it daily as long as the sun is out. Somewhere around 3000 a year.

:cheers:

More like a weekly driver since I drive a truck here in Sweden. All in with holiday trips and such it´ll be arround 10000 miles (16000km) per year. Drive it all year round, winter like summer. Studded tires though in winter.

Are the roads taken care of pretty well in the winter months?

If I can get this thing running good for the summer this car will be a daily driver!

My '92 is a daily driver right up until the rear wheel bearings starting making noise. I would say i put ~200 miles/week on it. The only thing i have to watch out for is steep inclines or declines in intersections. Loosing the front air damn is a pain :rofl:

As long as she is running I'm out there driving her. No rain though. :cheers:

Yes, I drive my '85 everyday to work. Work is only 1.3 miles from garage to parking space, so I'm not putting many mile on it. Don't care about the price of gas or fuel mileage, Love Driving My Vette!

As much as I can, wife and I love this car!

Drive my 89 most every day, but I am starting to watch what street I drive on. They are in dire need of repair, makes for a really rough ride. Currently 131,000 miles on it. Still going very strong, babied all the time. Nothing like driven a nice Vette:driving: :thumbsup: :cheers:

My Corvette is a dailydriver.She runs good.Currently 184254 miles on it.

Frank

Are the roads taken care of pretty well in the winter months?

Well, not quite IMO. A few places in this country they seem not to give a .... for what the weather is doing. In some areas salt doesn´t seem to cost anything and in some they don´t use salt att all!!! Most northern communities/provinces don´t want the salt to go down in the soil and finally ground water. They use sand instead in junctions and such places where you are about to use the brakes. Works like sandpaper once it´s pressed down in the ice/snow. Of course they use snow (what do you call them scrapers, my vocab. just left my brain as I know it).

I'm driving my '96 about 400 maybe 500 miles a week? It really depends what I'm doing. I'm not shy when it comes to driving this car!

My 85 is a DD and at 156,000 mi it's still going strong.

Well, not quite IMO. A few places in this country they seem not to give a .... for what the weather is doing. In some areas salt doesn´t seem to cost anything and in some they don´t use salt att all!!! Most northern communities/provinces don´t want the salt to go down in the soil and finally ground water. They use sand instead in junctions and such places where you are about to use the brakes. Works like sandpaper once it´s pressed down in the ice/snow. Of course they use snow (what do you call them scrapers, my vocab. just left my brain as I know it).

The word your looking for is snowplow, I almost got taken out by plenty this, I know what they are.

Not as many as I would like, about 1000 miles / year.
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