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A Honda Accord driven over a million miles

A Honda Accord driven over a million miles

FaezClutchless

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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    • Owner of the Skoda couldn't find Skoda rims
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A car driven over a million miles is not something we hear that often. Even one driven over half a million miles is pretty rare and when I heard about this story of a vehicle mechanic who have drove his Honda Accord over a million miles, I just had to share this with everyone as it is something rather amazing.

 

The owner of this fourth generation Accord is Joe LoCicero, nicknamed


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Dwee

If I drive my car past the million mile mark , will the local dealer present me a brand new car ? ? ?

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Aeromania

need to drive 160,000km per year to achieve 1 million miles in 10 years before COE expire.

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SGCMmaomao

@Dwee.. it's a free advertisement for the AD.. If u can really travel no need 1mil, 500k km can liao, I think the AD will give u the car wo COE [:p] .. and u will be famous overnight..

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