And with exactly 100k on the odometer too, but alas it was not meant to be; it became 100,001 miles as I pulled up to the service center. Better luck next time.
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Just buy another car with 99k already on the odometer. Next time, you could plan every trip so that the numbers are perfect during service day. Don’t forget to take a photo.
I think what got me is the odometer doesn’t show you the fractions of a mile. I already had 100,000 and change, not as I assumed it was 100,000 flat.
Hey it’s a palindrome, that’s still pretty cool
Here I am, still kicking myself for missing 80085 odometer reading on the only car I’ve had with that little on the clock.
