Every car I have owned has the normal odometer that keeps track of the
actual miles. There is another one on the speedometer that has only 3
digits and the tenths.
I have used it once to a trip to Florida. Although, I will be
returning no matter how far it is. I might have used it a very few
more times for one reason or another but the thing is pretty much
useless.
If it had 4 digits I could use it for oil changes and tire rotation or
for recording all kinds of scheduled maintenance.
Does anyone feel they get any use from the 3 digit ones?
Ralf Ballis - 15 Jan 2006 16:21 GMT
> Does anyone feel they get any use from the 3 digit ones?
Some company's required a daily report on her company cars.
So I know this odometer as a "daily odometer".
Regards,
Ralf

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kazallan - 15 Jan 2006 21:32 GMT
can anyone tell me the names of any UK car insurers who will insure a driver who is not the owner of the ca
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Fierc3 Kid - 29 Jan 2006 00:52 GMT
You can use it to see how miles per gallon you get; I doubt any one is
going to over 999 miles from one full tank.

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