dancok:
DON'T laugh at me, i just got a Golf iv variant, so is shaking me, lol.

MsDelilah:
Of course. When it reaches the maximum mileage, it will "Flip" or "Roll Over" and go back to reading 000,000.0 and start counting again. If you plan on selling the car or getting it registered, you need to remember that it has flipped and you need to add a "1" to the number.

For instance, if after rolling over, the odometer reads 000,047.6, you need to remember that it is really at 1,000,047.6km

There are no real limits to the mileage. As long as the vehicle is cared for, maintenance is properly done and it avoids accidents, the vehicle would still move even after decades.

I never knew I thought the car became no good when the mileage became too high
Thanks

dancok:
DON'T laugh at me, i just got a Golf iv variant, so is shaking me, lol.

mastro:


When the cars mileage finishes that's the end of the car, all functions will shut down, however if you keep feeding it petrol and you are lucky it may have a baby.

First time this was recorded in Nigeria was when a 230E gave birth to a 190E, hence the name baby benz,

mastro:


When the cars mileage finishes that's the end of the car, all functions will shut down, however if you keep feeding it petrol and you are lucky it may have a baby.

First time this was recorded in Nigeria was when a 230E gave birth to a 190E, hence the name baby benz,

mastro:


When the cars mileage finishes that's the end of the car, all functions will shut down, however if you keep feeding it petrol and you are lucky it may have a baby.

First time this was recorded in Nigeria was when a 230E gave birth to a 190E, hence the name baby benz,