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Odometer miles v. Interstate mile markers 200 1988

posted by  Gothenboy on  Sun Jun 26 16:44 CST 2005
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Hmmmm, Just one tenth of a mile but that adds up over thousands of miles.Normally I would say possibly an automakers way of making engines look like they have more miles on them than they actually do in order to build a reputation for Engines that last,leading to increased demand and higher profits.Or in order to run a car out of it's warranty period a little sooner which would also add to their bottom line.But we're talking about Volvo here.If the same rings true for my 89 240 then I guess I have a few miles less than the 121,700 shown at the odometer.SHWEET!






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