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re: Cars most likely to reach 250,000 miles: Toyota, Honda, Chevy, and GMC dominate the list
Posted on 8/15/24 at 2:19 pm to frequent flyer
Posted on 8/15/24 at 2:19 pm to frequent flyer
So, most all truck platforms and Toyotas.
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Posted on 8/15/24 at 2:37 pm to mthorn2
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I've owned 5 vehicles in my time driving. 3 of them have made or exceeded 250k miles.
I’m 53 and have had a vehicle since I was 16. I’m currently on my 7th vehicle during that time span. Almost all of them were 200k+ when I got rid of them.
I DO NOT like spending money on cars.
Posted on 8/15/24 at 3:24 pm to frequent flyer
I had almost 250K on my 03 Silverado before my son got it; it made it almost to 300k before he traded it in.
My 15 Colorado (v6) is getting close to 250K.
I don't see any small/midsize GM vehicles on the list. I wonder if the good results will continue now that they are migrating to smaller engines and turbos in Chevy trucks.
My 15 Colorado (v6) is getting close to 250K.
I don't see any small/midsize GM vehicles on the list. I wonder if the good results will continue now that they are migrating to smaller engines and turbos in Chevy trucks.
Posted on 8/15/24 at 3:29 pm to simonizer
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toyota land cruiser 100%
Weren't on the list?
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iSeeCars.com analyzed data for over 402 million cars. The average odometer reading for each vehicle was calculated at each yearly age, and a proprietary model based on these average mileages was developed to estimate the probability that each vehicle would survive to various mileage thresholds. Heavy-duty vans and models with insufficient data were excluded from further analysis, except heavy-duty trucks were included for the truck-specific analysis.
Would guarantee that they Land Cruiser/LX-450/LX-470 fell into the "insufficient data" category.
Posted on 8/15/24 at 4:40 pm to frequent flyer
2006 4runner hit 300k.
I know its time, exterior is beat up from multiple storms.
Radio works
A/C works
still gets 20MPG.
It drives so goddamn well...
I know its time, exterior is beat up from multiple storms.
Radio works
A/C works
still gets 20MPG.
It drives so goddamn well...
Posted on 8/15/24 at 4:45 pm to Nutriaitch
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mechanically they're the exact same truck.
The buyer.
Chrome attracts a cwrtain demographic.
How is the frontier not on the list?
From 2012ish on, the frontier is bomb proof.
Posted on 8/15/24 at 4:56 pm to dewster
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The 4Runner may last long enough for my 4 year old to drive it to high school. I will never sell it. I may get another Suburban or Yukon but I am keeping this 4Runner until it rusts out or gets wrecked or stolen.
My kid is 9. I fully plan on her taking over my 4Runner when she is ready. I will buy a lease returned 2023 in a few years, let me wife drive it until my daughter takes my 4Runner.
I'll take the "new one", and I expect it will be the last car I ever buy for myself.
Posted on 8/15/24 at 5:44 pm to frequent flyer
I always say you can drive a Toyota to the other side of hell.
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