The Longest-Lasting Vehicles to Reach 200,000 Miles

original article : https://www.iseecars.com/longest-lasting-cars-2018-study

Top 10 Longest-Lasting Vehicles

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 200k Miles
1 Toyota Sequoia 6.6%
2 Ford Expedition 5.4%
3 Chevrolet Suburban 5.2%
4 Toyota 4Runner 4.2%
5 GMC Yukon XL 3.9%
6 Chevrolet Tahoe 3.8%
7 GMC Yukon 2.8%
8 Toyota Tacoma 2.6%
9 Toyota Avalon 2.4%
10 Honda Odyssey 2.4%

The Longest Lasting Cars (Excluding SUVs and Pickup Trucks)

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 200k Miles
1 Toyota Avalon 2.4%
1 Honda Odyssey 2.4%
3 Honda Accord 2.0%
4 Ford Taurus 1.8%
5 Toyota Sienna 1.7%
6 Toyota Camry 1.5%
6 Chevrolet Impala 1.5%
8 Toyota Prius 1.3%
9 Nissan Maxima 1.3%
10 Chrysler Pacifica 1.3%

The Longest Lasting Trucks

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 200k Miles
1 Toyota Tacoma 2.6%
2 Honda Ridgeline 2.2%
2 Toyota Tundra 2.2%
4 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2.1%
5 Ford F-150 1.9%
6 GMC Sierra 1500 1.8%
7 Nissan Titan 1.7%
8 Chevrolet Colorado 1.5%

The Longest Lasting Luxury Vehicles

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 200k Miles
1 Cadillac Escalade ESV 1.6%
1 Cadillac Escalade 1.6%
3 Acura MDX 1.3%
4 Volvo XC90 1.2%

Vehicles that Reach the 300,000 Mile Mark

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 300k Miles
1 Toyota 4Runner 0.3%
2 Chevrolet Suburban 0.2%
2 Toyota Sequoia 0.2%
2 Ford Expedition 0.2%
2 Toyota Tacoma 0.2%

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iSeeCars.com analyzed over 13.5 million used cars sold in 2017 from model years 1981 through 2017. Models that were not in production as of the 2017 model year, heavy duty-vehicles, and models with fewer than 10,000 cars sold were excluded from further analysis. For each model, the percentage of the number of cars with at least 200,000 miles was calculated.

 

My 99 T4R is the 0.3%, 330k and counting.

 

How can a Chevy Colorado be on that list? Wasn't it just introduced like 2-3 years ago? How many of these truck actually have 200,000 miles?!?!?!

 

I see a lot of vehicles that would be classified as rust buckets held together by duct tape, chewing gum and a prayer. Of course, there is no way to quantify that data.

 

The first gen Colorado (mid-2000s).

I'm just laughing that you commented on the Colorado and not the POS Pacifica.

 

Nope.

 

oh, I didn't realize the Colorado was "re"introduced.

 

My first gen tacoma 325000 miles and still going strong but the best part is all original minus normal wear and tear parts like tires and brake pads and oil but let me just say its seen a very hard life day and night off road many hours.

 

No Wranglers eh?

 

I plan on driving my 4runner for 1,000,000 miles!

 

( insert sarcasm)...gasp...what?!!....no dodge Ram or Dakota!!!!

 

Rank Model % of Vehicles Over 200k Miles
2. Honda Ridgeline 2.2%

Over 200k of embarrassment, insecurity, and shame. It can't be easy.

 

most of them I see in my town are 60+ year olds, I don't think they really care what you whippersnappers think

 

We've routinely put over 200K on Cummins powered rams over the past 30 years.

There's an actual club for Cummins powered vehicles that hit various high mileage milestones. Even when we sell them (200 to 300K) they still bring stupid high prices at auction.

If that survey had not excluded HD trucks and models with sales under 10K per year, there would be some significant changes to those lists. Wink wink -Land cruiser and most diesel powered HD trucks..

 

It's had a very full life!