[Drowsy]

Originally Posted by Carefree

Here’s the car. Get back to you on Christmas.

That lip is beautiful, may I ask where you got it from sir?

[xtougher]

Originally Posted by abrandonment

If you come to Austin, I'll buy you a beer or a coffee for a chance to take it for a spin. Dying waiting for mine and haven't ever driven one.

Originally Posted by Fastfwd

Well, I appreciate the offer. Not sure I'm going to be letting anyone drive though. I believe it was on here that I noticed somebody sharing a story about a 'friend' they let drive who abused the privilege and caused the dude a lot of heartache over it.

If you haven't been able to go for a ride I might see if I can make time to take you for a quick spin. Honestly, I don't have a tight itinerary in mind. The usual - Guerrero's, Waterloo, maybe some BBQ. IDK for sure yet. I'm looking right now in fact.

Well, if you swing by the Austin area, I would love to meet up. I haven't received mine, but should be any day now. But more so to just meet a fellow owner in person and see the car would be cool.

That goes for anyone else nearby as well.

[Carefree]

Originally Posted by Drowsy

That lip is beautiful, may I ask where you got it from sir?

Thank you so much.
RW Carbon. The model is RWS.

[xtougher]

Originally Posted by Fastfwd

I don't take that overly personally, but as for me I'm not at all concerned about resale honestly. I don't have any immediate plans to sell unless something unexpected comes up. I'm just curious how others feel about this.

When I sold my S550 PP1 Mustang last summer I was amazed by the number of super low miles Mustangs there were for sale. 5 plus years old with maybe 5k miles in some cases. It sort of made me sad to think of all the enjoyment I had with mine and these guys were maybe only getting $5k more for their car if they were lucky.

My philosophy is simply to try to make the warranty last as long as possible. I'm not enthused about repairs out of pocket. It remains to be seen if any issues come up that make me want to sell once the warranty runs out. I hope not.

As mentioned, I don't have my car yet, but I will not plan on "saving" the miles or anything. I'm daily driving it, and will evaluate how long I want to keep the car as it approaches 100k miles or so...so for me, that's likely a minimum timeframe.

I thought I read somewhere that airplane engines log hours instead of miles, to help determine maintenance schedules, etc. I wonder if you shouldn't worry too much about warranty stuff, since it's still 12k miles/year...it seems you won't be likely to push that, and even if you do, maybe only by a few months at most.

[MineralGreyMetallic]

2 months and only 611 miles.

I just want to redline.

[matty_f]

MPG… whoever has the lowest wins!

[a358970751]

514mile right now , delivered on 12/31/2023

[DrewNewM2]

Originally Posted by abrandonment

If you come to Austin, I'll buy you a beer or a coffee for a chance to take it for a spin. Dying waiting for mine and haven't ever driven one.

You can find a used one at a dealer to test drive

[DrewNewM2]

Only have like 700 miles in 3 months. Didn’t get winter tires so have only been driving when it’s above 45, not raining and any salt on the street has washed away.

[KC87ZB]

4400 miles since April 22. Per car, since factory, average of 19.3 mpg. The car calculates well by my book ask my math says 19.6.

[RockCrusher]

My 2023 M2 has 6976 miles. Bought it April 14, 2023. No long trips -- not counting the 200 mile drive from the dealer to home. Besides the drive home from the dealer the longest drive was over 120 miles (round trip) up to Joplin area to look at houses. Rest of the miles have been some errand running -- taking the long way to/from where I want to go -- and some plain old pleasure drives.

Some weeks ago CBS flagged a service due by April 2024 or in 4200 miles. Have the car booked in for its CBS service March 19. Won't have anywhere near 10,000 miles by then.

[Jett2835]

78 miles; collected car in Nov 2023. =[

Not reselling or trying to preserve miles or anything as this is supposed to become my daily; just the holidays leading into a busy year-end into Q1 with full remote work from home meant the only trips I have taken in this car were bringing it home from the dealership in November, and returning it to the dealership for them to PDR a door ding I found from what I assume their dealer prep process.

Oh, and $&*@ weddings. Waste of my weekends when I could be focusing on my hobbies (i.e., cars & motorbikes), I plan to not attend any more weddings of "acquaintances" moving forward in my life. Only close-close friends & family.

I am excited for this Spring, however. Need to show my bikes some love as well, and I need to get out of break-in period ASAP.

[MMMGuy60]

1700 miles since Oct of 2023, avg of 16.5mpg. Winter is almost over, my fun car usually gets driven 5000-6000 miles a year.

[RoccoVA]

About 10,500 so far. Car is nearly a year old.

[AdnanH35]

Almost 14k miles, picked up end of September 2023

[mastermason11]

800 miles. Picked up on Nov 2023.

I need to drive it more.

[Billyplum]

Took delivery October 2nd. Sitting around 850 miles at the moment.

Looking forward to getting break-in service done in a month or so and enjoying the hell out of it this summer.

[xtougher]

Originally Posted by AdnanH35

Almost 14k miles, picked up end of September 2023

That's a lot of miles in 6 months!

[JMcLellan]

Originally Posted by Jett2835

78 miles; collected car in Nov 2023. =[

Not reselling or trying to preserve miles or anything as this is supposed to become my daily; just the holidays leading into a busy year-end into Q1 with full remote work from home meant the only trips I have taken in this car were bringing it home from the dealership in November, and returning it to the dealership for them to PDR a door ding I found from what I assume their dealer prep process.

Oh, and $&*@ weddings. Waste of my weekends when I could be focusing on my hobbies (i.e., cars & motorbikes), I plan to not attend any more weddings of "acquaintances" moving forward in my life. Only close-close friends & family.

I am excited for this Spring, however. Need to show my bikes some love as well, and I need to get out of break-in period ASAP.

At the pace you are at, your break in service will happen in August of 2028. This is assuming you collected your car in mid-November of 2023, and you continue on an average of .7 miles per day. I'm just messing with you (well, technically the math is the math)....hope you can get out and put some more miles on the car.

[Geighty7]

Originally Posted by MineralGreyMetallic

2 months and only 611 miles.

I just want to redline.

Damn, still not at break in?! Come with me to a few cars and coffee in OC. We will get you there my friend!

[MineralGreyMetallic]

Originally Posted by Geighty7

Damn, still not at break in?! Come with me to a few cars and coffee in OC. We will get you there my friend!

What's the time & place? Those events usually conflict with my training.

[xtougher]

Originally Posted by JMcLellan

At the pace you are at, your break in service will happen in August of 2028. This is assuming you collected your car in mid-November of 2023, and you continue on an average of .7 miles per day. I'm just messing with you (well, technically the math is the math)....hope you can get out and put some more miles on the car.

Out of warranty before break-in is crazy!