unfortunately; the younger generation doesn't know enough to shut them off when they over heat.

 

My 2000 has around 155 on the odometer and with little knowledge, a set of metric tools, this forum, and gentle driving... and willingness to tinker and occasionally spend some money... it will last a very long time. Most of it still looks and acts new. I haven't had a car payment on it since 2003 and it is probably the cheapest vehicle to run that I've ever owned, even considering the gas mileage.