regular copper plugs (suppressor or resistor) 30k miles
single platinum plugs with DIS type I or type II ignition 45k miles
single platinum with distributor (presumably HEI) or COP ignition 60k miles
double platinum plugs 60k miles
iridium plugs 100k to 120k miles, possibly longer
This assumes that you do not have a known or suspected problem with any of your spark plugs
Every year, or as an when the service requires
Replace them every 100,000 miles.
Your spark plug manufacturer would recommend your replacement schedule.
Depends on the type of spark plugs. Factory plugs around 70 - 100k depending on the condition of the plugs. I would replace the spark plugs out with some AC Delco iridium plugs they will last you 100k+.
You should replace the spark plugs when your car won't start first time but does eventually.
If you do not have any problems with plugs, change them when you replace the timing belt (do not forget to replace the spark plug wires too).
The owners manual says every 75,000 miles
6000 miles
How do you replace the spark plugs on a Peugeot 307?
most spark plugs should be checked and gapped annually. if your spark plugs are used up you should replace them
How to replace spark plugs in a 1989 jeep cherokee?
You should replace your spark plugs at about 60,000 miles if you drive your car rough or as they call it "lead foot". If not you should be able to get about 90,000 out of them. Just remember that the sooner you change them the sooner you can get power and fuel economy back.