Does anybody drive less than me?

Two years ago my dad went into a nursing home. I started driving his pickup. A 2014 with 20k miles. I have over doubled the mileage plus drive my own pickup
 
Ii have a 2018 Subaru Outback with 19000 miles on it. In 2020, I was in and out of the Hospital a lot and I put less than 1000 miles on it that year. I am retired now and do not travel much.
 
Same here only with the addition that my mom never drove a car either.

That all got to where they needed to go.
Years ago many women didn't drive. Back then we didn't even have a car for 6 months of the year. Heck, we didn't even have a telephone! A pay phone and a delicatessen for bread and milk was only a block away.

Living in the city you either walked for groceries or took a bus to go to the doctor. Our driveway barely fit a car and it was so long the best you could do was shovel a walking path. Regardless, the street was narrow and not on a snowplow route.

I remember when Grandma & Grandpa moved to the suburbs. The house actually had a phone in it. One day Grandpa called up my Mom in excitement because a plow had actually driven by his house.

For my parent's 25th anniversary Dad bough Mom a brand spanking new Pontiac. Now, at 40 years old my Mom got a driver's license.
 
On 12/14/2024 I bought a used Toyota Camry. At the time, the only legal vehicle I had was a motorcycle with 20-year-old tires on it. I needed a legal vehicle and something that I could haul groceries in. It had relatively low miles on it, and I plan to keep it that way. However, I may have been overdoing it. I filled the tank on 1/10/2025 and I still have half a tank. I just checked and I have driven the car 605 miles since I got it. I think I need to get out more.View attachment 736815
Sounds like it but then again if your not out your not spending money so that's always nice. But I would definitely put some gas treatment in it so it don't gum up the fuel pump or filter anything Lucas oil brand is the best in my opinion
 
I have A 2014 Kia soul I bought new with 31000.
And a 2003 f250 sd I bought in 2006 now at 74000.
 
I should win this. I've been averaging 600 miles a year on the older Toyota I bought 3-4 years ago, and nope, I don't drive anything else. It's almost humorous. I drive so little that it's a constant challenge to find somewhere to drive to every couple of weeks just to keep the battery charged.

What happened was that I broke the car habit about 18 years ago and went 15 years without one. I live in a neighborhood where almost everything is only a few blocks away, so I could pretty much walk everywhere I needed to go. For the more distant exceptions, I had a bicycle, got a ride-share, or took a bus. In the thick of the pandemic, though, I became leery of getting in strangers' cars or crowded buses, so I broke down and bought a car. It does come in handy once in awhile, but I'm so out of the habit that I almost need to make a special plan to drive it.
 

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