depends on how you drive it and maintain it
Depends on care and maintenance.
Depends on care and maintenance.
No, the mileage is stored in the body and engine computers.No, the mileage is stored in the body and engine computers.
160,000
It depends on the engine type. On a 2.0 Petrol the recommended mileage to change the belt is 72,000mls, but you can always change it before.
That varies from engine to engine. A rule of thumb is, the slower your speed the better your mileage.
They are about the same in fuel mileage but the 6.0 is thirsty.
Not necessarily- it all depends upon how well maintained the engine has been, and also whether it's the vehicles' original engine or not. A high-mileage engine that has been well looked after and cared for, will be in a better running condition than a low-mileage one that hasn't. Also, if the vehicle has had a replacement engine fitted, then mileage will be irrelevant anyway as far as the engine's condition is concerned.
My best guess will be the standard 500 mile break-in period.
Yes. Your engine will get the best mileage at full operating temperature. If the thermostat is removed or not working properly causing the engine to become too hot or not hot enough it will affect the operating efficiency or your engine which will decrease your gas mileage.
It depends on the engine. 100k, 200k, or 300k
Average mileage is 10,000 to 12,000 miles per year. The engine would have 90,000 to 108,000 miles on it, assuming it's the original engine.