My brother and I worked for a guy who had some rather expensive trucks that were always in horrible condition. Mostly Rams and Kodiaks. We determined a multiplier to get a more accurate milage equivalent for his trucks. Miles on the vehicle x the number of years owned by the guy = real mile equivalent.
100,000 miles x 6 years = 600,000 mile truck. It seemed to be very accurate for his trucks.
I got to thinking today if there is a life age equivalent for vehicles, similar to a dog life / human life comparison. As it turns out, fellow internetters have done the work.
Miles on vehicle divided by the year of the vehicle gives you a human life equivalent.
One of my trucks has 40k and is a 2019. 20 yr old equivalent.
40000/2019=20
Another has 130k and is a 2013. 65 yr old equivalent.
130000/2013=65
What do you think? Accurate?
How do your vehicles compare?
100,000 miles x 6 years = 600,000 mile truck. It seemed to be very accurate for his trucks.
I got to thinking today if there is a life age equivalent for vehicles, similar to a dog life / human life comparison. As it turns out, fellow internetters have done the work.
Miles on vehicle divided by the year of the vehicle gives you a human life equivalent.
One of my trucks has 40k and is a 2019. 20 yr old equivalent.
40000/2019=20
Another has 130k and is a 2013. 65 yr old equivalent.
130000/2013=65
What do you think? Accurate?
How do your vehicles compare?
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