CRAZY_RUSSIAN

242k on the car and about 50k less on the motor

pcelias

My 1990 Audi 100 has approx. 346,000 miles on it now. The odometer broke at 341,257 in August 2014, so based on fuel usage since then, that is what I'm estimating... There's some photos at: My Audi - Audi History

flailhyena

Wow there are some high milage Audis out there.. My 89 90q odometer stopped working about three years ago at just over 230,000 miles. I'd have to guess that its at least over 250,000 by now.

pcelias

I drive around 1,000 miles per month, so I'm at about 347,000+ miles now. There is a place locally that can fix speedometers, but I don't know whether spending $300 is worth it at this point...

allenst

this is a ATF survey question to all the High Milers.

We all know it was once said that the ATF is 'for life' but given such high milage , nothing lasts forever right ?

Has everyone changed their ATF ?
you can post your reply at this thread as the debate rages on about ATF changes and what is lifetime.
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a8-...2882307/page8/

egp320i

Factory manual states every 30K miles for automatic and 60K for standard.

Audi claims the gear oil in the front diff is for life but many change that out too.

lsdisk0

208xxx read on the odometer, speedo doesnt all the time, closer to 215-220, got the car a year ago with 183xxx. i do a lot of driving

wego0002

Hello all,

MY 85 90 quattro (German spec.) 2999xxkm
MY 85 Ur Quattro (Swiss spec.) 238xxxkm
MY 87 4000CS quattro (US spec.) 260xxxmlles, barried in 20012
MY 93 90 quattro (US spec.) >250xxxmiles
MY 95 90 FWD (US spec.) 139xxxmiles; soon to be barried
MY 07 Q7 (US spec.) 105xxxmiles

Ciao

Werner

pcelias

So how is a "Swiss spec" car different than say, a "German spec" car? I've been to Switzerland but haven't noticed anything radically different there (other than higher costs...).

At present, my 1990 100 has about 558,300 km (= 347,000 miles). My 1990 Coupe Quattro has 110,952 km (=69,000 miles), so respectively, probably one of the highest mileage 1990 100's (in the USA) and from what I know, the lowest mileage 1990 Coupe Quattro (in the USA). Nice to have cars at both ends of the spectrum (in every respect):

CQ = Quattro vs. 100= front wheel drive
CQ = leather interior vs. 100 = cloth/velour interior
CQ = 2 dr vs. 100 = 4-dr
CQ= 5-speed manual vs. 100 = 3-speed auto

Regards,
Peter

wego0002

Peter,
- engine code GV vs. WR (emissions)
- minor wiring and ECU differences
- trunk lid, see my avatar.

Ciao

Werner