How is that possible?
My dad works all day long driving a lot, ever day. When his service car (1992 Escort wagon) died in 2001, it has 210,000 miles on it. That's in 9 years.
When I took in places to get serviced, people had a hard time believeing that a 7-8 year old car had 200k miles on it.
How is it even possible to put over 300,000 km miles on a vehicle in 2 years?
348,000 km = 238,607 miles
Let's suppose the vehicle was first driven on Jan. 1, 2001.
That was 1007 days ago.
That means the car would have had to be driven 237 miles per day, every single day since Jan. 1, 2001. Weekends and holidays.
It has been said that the driver delivers parts all day. Therefore, we can assume that he doesn't average highway speeds.
So let's assume he averages a speed of 40MPH, taking into account off-highway speed limits, stop signs and red lights.
Let's also assume that while delivering parts, he never gets out of the car but to save time, simply throws the parts out the window without slowing down.
Given these assumptions, he would have to spend 6 hours in the car, every single day for the past 2.5 years, weekends and holidays.
Does that seem a little far-fetched to anyone else?
