It does not mean anything. A car with 80,00 miles and 80,000 "original" miles are the same. Back before odometers registered more than 100,000 miles, the term "actual miles"was used on car titles in some states to indicate the odometer had not rolled over and started again.
Now it's a useless term a used by people who have seen it used by others sellers.
It is just another way of saying "actual" miles. If you replace an engine it is not going to be the same mileage as the odometer says. Also replacing the transmission wont be original/actual mileage. Original mileage means actual mileage on all the main components of the car. It is just terminology used for sales.
a car does not measure miles or kilometres you do
how long does 3 miles take with a car
14 miles
(80 miles)/(2 hours) = 40 miles/hour.
The car traveled 100 miles because 40 miles x 2.5 is 100 miles. Hope this helps!
Box A miles means original miles on the car.
On original parts, probably not.
the car is new, and has not been driven, hence the distance. if it said 5 miles, it would mean that that car has driven 5 miles.
Original Equipment Manufacturer
the mileage which is the miles the car has traveled the higher means the more chances of corrosion etc
Original equipment.
An original touring car is an open car seating four or more.
To make a car that is exactly like the original. Same body, color, engine, etc./
If your car won't drive over 5 miles an hour, it needs to be repaired.
If you mean limit on miles that can put on the demo car there is none.
It means the vehicle has the original motor and transmission.
As of 11/2007 it was 2.6 million miles on a 1966 Volvo P1800 all by it's original owner, Irv Gordon.