How many miles on your Hellcat, Daily Driver or Garage Queen?

[OLDBAYCRAB]

2019 WBRE. Took delivery 12/11/19. 225 miles on it today. Total garage queen but, I have been unable to drive it for a while due to various reasons.

Got other vehicles as well. Too many toys, I suppose.

 

[Hickster]

Mine is a repair garage King. If not at the dealer it's at the body shop, but it is a King. When it get's home it will still be a king over that damn ZO6. Then to Tampa for PPF and back home ready to go sum where else, but 2018 has 7,200. I decided after having 2 vettes and 1 Z28 sit around doing nothing. Then selling them cost me a bundle. 1 vette 1996 brand new, grand custom, LT4, sold with 22,000 miles and lost my ass. Same for the other 2 and a F250 8' bed king cab super duty. Lost my ass. This King I am going to drive it's wheels off. Have a daily but I am going to put serious miles if and when I get it back. Since I do have a license at this moment.

 

[ofdfiremedic]

34K and loving every minute of it.

 

[Purerock105]

Bought 16' HC Charger on Dec 17, 2018. 16k mi when I bought it. At 22k now, but it's also 1 of 3 cars that I try to drive equally or 33% of the time.

 

[Purerock105]

Bought 16' HC Charger on Dec 17, 2018. 16k mi when I bought it. At 22k now, but it's also 1 of 3 cars that I try to drive equally or 33% of the time.

22.5k now. And 1 of 4 cars now. 😂 The garage queen digs are funny, but not always by design. For example I don't drive any of my cars to work. Pleasure miles only, no DD miles. Outside of road trips I go nowhere when I'm home. And then rotating the driving on the cars so they all get equal love, it drastically lowers miles driven on all of your cars. 😁

 

[TMAC]

2017 Hellcat Challenger A8 here. Just under 3500 miles. Weekend toy.

 

[Hellcatcfp]

2018 Charger HC...13,150 miles or so. Daily (usually) not if I work from home.

 

[tncharger]

2016 Charger HC. Bought year ago with 4,000 miles. Now has 7,700.

 

[ChargerChallenger]

3rd Hellcat for me and if I just had one starting from November 2015 she’d have 24k miles. But since I have had three and now just one which I picked up last August she’s close to 3k. Not a daily driver but I drive her when I can.

 

[Confuzed1]

Traded my '15 Jazz Hellcat to the dealer back around the beginning of August '19, it only had a tad over 13K miles on it. It never sees snow or salt. I don't mind too much if it rains while I'm out in it, but I won't purposely take it out in the rain. But mostly its a weekend car that shares duties with my Thirdgen Z28. They both go on life support when the first salt flies till spring. My new RE WB only has 769 miles on it so far.....I don't consider either a daily driver....I'd go broke keeping the tanks full!! - Especially the Z28 (she's a thirsty beast). They get most of there miles the week of the Hot Rod Power Tour.

I also have the almighty Pontiac Vibe or a Kia Sportage for daily duties...

 

[Jimmy N.]

22.5k now. And 1 of 4 cars now. 😂 The garage queen digs are funny, but not always by design. For example I don't drive any of my cars to work. Pleasure miles only, no DD miles. Outside of road trips I go nowhere when I'm home. And then rotating the driving on the cars so they all get equal love, it drastically lowers miles driven on all of your cars. 😁

I can relate to that. My "daily driver", a '14 Ram 1500, recently broke 20,000 miles. The '17 Ram 3500 tow vehicle is catching up, now at 13,000, and it'll get another 1,000 on it when I go pick up the new, second, "daily driver" Trackhawk in a week or so.

I amazed myself by putting some 2,000 miles on the '18 Challenger in a year, then a measly 1,000 or so last year. If I get more skin cancer, and in the summer, it'll mean many more fun miles added.
Meanwhile my girlfriend put over 3,000 on her '19 Challenger last year, which is impressive considering that she has four other vehicles she drives.

 

[JRabq]

Bought my '17 HC 13 months ago with 8k miles on the clock. 1000 miles on round trip to Vegas, another 400 trip to Pagosa Springs, 7600 daily and joy riding takes me to just past 17k total. Lovin every minute if it!

 

[16GoManGoHC2]

Bought my 16 just a few days over a year now, 7300 on it then a hair over 11 on it now. A smile EVERY mile for sure.
Now a Garage queen for winter, keeping me busy installing all the crap I acquired for it over the summer, doing a killer chiller installation at present. Put in SRT shifter knob on the Barton, replaced BT catch can with a UPR remote mounted one, puddle lights, Oracle side markers ( there pretty damn good looking and only took 20 minutes to install them, literally 5 minutes per 1/4), installed DSS Stage 5 axles, fitted 315/50-17’s on RaceStar Recluse rims with ARP upgraded wheel studs, B Woody Sway bar links front and rear, and dreaming of spring and rowing a 9.99 spot or better in time as a return of my winters toils

 

[landoawd]

Bought just under 30k in April, just crossed 40k, and drive it every day there isn't ice on the roads.

 

[jcsernik]

Just traded my '15 Challenger in a few weeks ago... it had close to 44k miles or so on it. Averaged 16mpg as a daily driver and managed to see 27 maybe on the highway iirc. I had no issues at all except that first model year had a lot of tsbs and recalls... No substantial mods just catch can and air box. Oil changes every 6k, brakes and tires every 20k...

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[Yoguard]

2019 - 71 miles Got it home on Nov 30th. Wife & I do cruises/shows and spectate at races. Sold my 15 SS/1LE with 4500 miles. Miss the handling, but looking to enjoy the Cat this summer & it's roomy interior.

 

[OLDBAYCRAB]

Bought my 16 just a few days over a year now, 7300 on it then a hair over 11 on it now. A smile EVERY mile for sure.
Now a Garage queen for winter, keeping me busy installing all the crap I acquired for it over the summer, doing a killer chiller installation at present. Put in SRT shifter knob on the Barton, replaced BT catch can with a UPR remote mounted one, puddle lights, Oracle side markers ( there pretty damn good looking and only took 20 minutes to install them, literally 5 minutes per 1/4), installed DSS Stage 5 axles, fitted 315/50-17’s on RaceStar Recluse rims with ARP upgraded wheel studs, B Woody Sway bar links front and rear, and dreaming of spring and rowing a 9.99 spot or better in time as a return of my winters toils View attachment 9913 View attachment 9914 View attachment 9915 View attachment 9916 View attachment 9917 View attachment 9918 View attachment 9919 View attachment 9920 View attachment 9921 View attachment 9922

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[Stormtrooper1320]

22.5k now. And 1 of 4 cars now. 😂 The garage queen digs are funny, but not always by design. For example I don't drive any of my cars to work. Pleasure miles only, no DD miles. Outside of road trips I go nowhere when I'm home. And then rotating the driving on the cars so they all get equal love, it drastically lowers miles driven on all of your cars. 😁

I can hear the sadness in your voice. So.....I'm willing to help you out and put a few miles on the Mustang

 

[Stormtrooper1320]

2019.....7200 miles. Was my daily driver until Christmas. Now it can be just for nice days and fun driving. I loved it as my daily driver, but I refuse to drive it during the bad winter weather since they put down enough salt in all forms that you could drive on it and never touch the asphalt. Luckily I get to work from home all the time now, so that will keep the miles down on my vehicles.
Had a 2018 Camaro 2SS before this and while that car was fast, and handled well, it was nowhere near as comfortable as my Challenger. When I sat in the Challenger it was like slipping on a pair of old comfortable jeans.

 

[NYCSRTATE]

2017 bought new in April of 2018

Garage queen and weekend warrior 5838 miles

I also have a daily driver for work 2019 Honda CRV lease