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.
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.
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.