Top 5 Cars That Last 300,000 Miles - NEW 2019 Edition
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- This video will share valuable statistics about the top 5 cars for 2019 that are going 300,000 or more miles. I've also included the 6th place vehicles and added some additional statistics.
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Just bought a 2011 Corolla today used. Not any used car will do, but never doubt a well maintained Corolla.
The key words are "well maintained".
Solid analysis. Reflects my own experience. Multi Honda and Toyota owner with over a million combined total miles. No major repairs needed ever.
I had transmission issues with my Honda van but my Civic was fantastic.
I had a 2000 Impala L's that I bought in 2007 for $1700. It had 206,000 and were highway miles. The only major repairs were intake gaskets, torque converter and a few wheel bearings. Five years ago I junked it cause the rust took its toll on the body. It had 308,000 and still ran great when I junked it. Now I have a 2006 HHR with 343,000, a 2009 Saturn Aura with 274,000 and a 2013 Impala with 267,000. All still run good.
The 2006 Camry, much like your number 1 pick is sure to last over 300k. Mine was at 283k when it was technically totaled in an accident. (Other driver fault). Insurance would not fix. Replaced with 2009 Camry which is junk due to oil consumption problem which local dealers refuse to fix. Miss my 2006.
Great job again Bill. My 1995 Geo Prizm got me 355,000 miles before I sold it in 2006 and my 2005 Toyota Camry getting me that 488,000 miles and still going.
Thanks for the info, Bill. Doing some research before buying a car. I'll probably download your ebook too.👍
My sister has a 2008 Mazda 6 with 275,000 miles with original engine and transmission. Bought new and serviced by dealership. The only major repair has been the fuel pump which was recently replaced.
2004 Toyota 4runner 4.0 V-6 4x4. 250,000 miles. Running strong. Oil changes and brakes. Thats all.
05 Carmy LE 4 Cylinders. 270k.
E Rivers do you ever do transmission fluid drain and fills or change spark plugs?
I have a 2006 Ford Explorer 4.6 V8 with 326,000 miles. Still driving it. Love it.
Good review..Thank a lot for the video.i certainly look for accord.since the model in your list.i think that model really worth to buy.. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great analysis
I have a 1991 toyota camry with 360k miles.
Great information! Thanks everyone
Not a car, but I have a 2004 Ford Econoline 150 with 697,000. Been through a transmission and quite a few hub assemblies.
Post a vid on it!
Excellent video. I’ll definitely keep these cars in mind when I purchase my next vehicle. I was pleased to see the Chevy Impala in the top. I bought my son one 8 years ago for high school and college. He has driven it to Florida where he is studying for his Masters.
Great info mate. Ta
A great idea for a list. Well thought out. I wish you success with your channel. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
My 02 Acura TL, 250,000 on the clock original motor and transmission couldn't be much happier
2010 Ford Fusion SEL with 2.5L 4 cylinder. 409,000 miles. Unfitunately, slid on ice and blew the drivers side airbags in February.
2001 Ford Windstar I purchased it used in 2002 with 42,000 miles on it. Today, although she's showing her age on the interior, it still has the original 3.8 V6 motor and transmission, and is now at 305,000 miles and still going. Over the 17 years I've owned it, I have gone through 3 AC compressors, 2 water pumps, 2 electric window motors, 1 fuel pump, 1 alternator, and at about 260,000 miles I had to replace the front and rear engine seals. I paused over continuing when faced with having to replace those engine seals, but that cost has easily paid for itself already.
I had a 2015 Toyota Corolla S with a 6speed manual with 496000 km. Bought new and just drove it. Great car!
I drive a 2010 Honda CR-V with 180k miles. So far, so good.
Friend of mine picked up an 80's Toyota pickup with 22r just passed 550,000, original engine. Doesn't make a lot of power, but runs ok with no oil in it.
Put oil in it. It may run, but will not last. If he's had no oil in it for 3 months, I would sell it or swap the engine because ALOT of damage would have been done. Am I being woooshed?
You're right on bro, and I'm glad I subscribed to your channel. I've been driving the secong generation (2004-2009)Toyota Prius since 2010. I buy them at auctions and tend to get them with very high mileage for less, usually over 200k miles. I bought a 2007 one with 289k miles. I drove it till it reached 368k and got rid of it. Bought another one with 220k miles for my wife and now it at over 260k miles. In 2007, I bought a 1999 Lincoln Towncar with 305k miles on it. That thing drove like new till it couldn't anymore at 372k miles. A good tip is to buy car models that police drive or cab cars, like ford crown victoria, mercury grand marquis, lincoln towncar, toyota prius and so on. They're out there for a reason: Reliability.
My parents bought a Ford Pinto new when they were expecting their 1st child. Went over 258k miles before the engine gave out. Haven't had a vehicle since that has made it to 200k.
I had a '93 Camry for 20 years (I bought it used in '97), it had 210K miles on it when I traded it in 2017 for a 2013 4Runner SR5. I love the 4Runner -- sitting up high. And solid as a rock!
Just replaced the struts and sway bar links on my 2.4L 04 Camry XLE, 159k miles and still drives like brand new.
Got a 1998 Civic ex sedan on 245k and still going strong whilst doing postmates and maintenance religiously 🤞
Great video! My 2002 Acura RSX Type-S has over 317k miles with ORIGINAL CLUTCH. No engine work but I had to replace the catalytic once and intake air controller twice. Leaks a little oil. Other than that, the car keeps going.
I own a 2007 Lexus LS 460 with 403753 miles , still runs like a champ 👍😁 😜
Damnnnnnn Now I Seriously want one
Have 414451 right now
Finest car ever built
I have a 2002 Ford Taurus with 174,000 haven’t replaced one thing in the last 5 years of ownership.
Bought a 2011 crown Victoria with 120,000 miles for my first car and plan on keeping it for quit a while :)
Great video. I always enjoy seeing a new one come out. I may have missed this but am I correct in thinking you get your data from nation wide searches of cars for sale?
I had a lincoln Towncar with over 550 000 miles
I have a lexus ls430 2001 with 320,000 miles. Original engine and transmission. Original alternator and starter. Only replaced radiator at 250,000 miles. Just regular maintenance brake pads, fluids, spark plugs serpentine belt pulleys water pump every 100,000 miles. I will be replacing my water pump serpentine belt timing belt pulleys very soon. These cars are bulletproof.
I’ve got my 2006 PT Cruiser up to 114,200 miles. I’m keeping it mint condition and well serviced.
You need to do more videos. I love you. And when you do the SUV 1 year update I’m really hoping that the Ford Expedition makes it. I’m buying one with 302,xxx tomorrow actually. Wish me luck!
Thanks, and good luck!
I drive since new a 2009 Mazda 3 s hatchback 2.3 with 5 speed auto and 205,000 miles. I have been dumping money for suspension parts at all four corners and a trans module. A trans module is not a rebuild. I am spending one to two grand a year on maintenance. I recently got back from a 2000 mile Marathon trip in 50 hours. Car ran like a champ. Did not burn or leak a drop of synthetic oil.
I had a 1979 Grand prix it lasted well over three hundred thoussnd miles. Have you ever done a video on the 2000 to 2005 Buick Le Saber? Thanks for sharing your video. I hope you have a blessed summer.
Any car goes way over 300 miles ...
@@tomasnokechtesledger1786 I ment to type three hundred thousand miles, lol. You should have known that,
I've owned 2002 mustang GT 5speed car Feb will b 15years and 330000.0miles still running factory water pump and alt but it's been rebuilt two times by me still has original clutch throw out bearing flywheel !! rear end I changed gears when new to 4:10 and only use Mobil syn10w30 and Motocraft filters !!
I love my 2003 Toyota Camry 2.4 liter. 264,000 miles and still going strong
My brother has a 2002 chevy silverado 4.3 L V6 that he bought brand new and now has 295k miles. Father in law has a 1997 GMC sierra 5.7L with 448k miles still running, a bit tired on the power, but still trucking.
I have 175,000 miles on my 2015 Camry Hybrid. Only tires, oil changes and scheduled maintenance needed so far.
I’ve never replaced a brake pad and last service check indicated over 50% of the pads are still remaining. Use the car for commuting to work a couple hundred miles away as well as drive Uber in Las Vegas.
Crown vic 2011 owner I bought it brand new completely zero miles now its got 161556 miles 👍🏼
Every single car I almost owned was high milage. Lowest milage I had was 06 jeep grand Cherokee with 87k milage. But everthing else was over 200k. 12 jeeps with milage from 200k to 400k. 2 Ford e 150s over 225. Dodge ram van had 450k. Dakota with 350k. None of them had engine issues besides my 07 jeep with 3. 7 with 380k miles and blew because belt broke on high way and I was flooring it and never notice thus blowing it. Going with a crown vic or camry as next vehicle to test.
Hi there, I love your channel. I live in Croatia and I only drives Honda for more than 20 years, I do not look other companies (Ford, VW, Opel, BMW, Mercedes, Fiat , Kia, etc....), Only Honda.
I have HONDA ACCORD from 2003 (same body as ACURA TSX from 2004-2008, only the engine in mine is 4-cylnder 2.0liter 155HP, ), car also have installed LPG from 2007, complete AERO KIT, lower springs, 17" rims (original Honda). My wife drives car every single day only city driving, I drive it at weekends and I have no problems with a car, and she LOVE our Honda ACCORD. Now our Accord have 264.000km (164.041miles) and works like a clock. Car have 5 speed manual. For this 16 years I changed VTEC ACUTATOR (5min job), costs only 50USD on ebay, one ignition coil (new one is very cheap also here in Croatia, approx. 20-25USD for new one, not used). I also changed rotors (discs), pads, clutch at 220.000km but that all is just a maintenance, no big deal. Everything else on a car is still original any everything is working : ABS, central locking, all electric windows, ligths (HID), climate (dual zone), etc..... I have look at new CIVIC at HONDA dealer with 1.0 engine, but I'm not sure if I will buy one, even if it have all modern technology (HONDA SENSING, cameras, radars ), but this is all same Chinese cheap electronics. HONDA, KIA,MERCEDES etc... I think that they all have same components from suppliers for this cameras, radars etc.... My Accord is very cheap to maintain and I think I will stick to my old ACCORD, 'cause here in Croatia my wife and I maybe drive 10-15.000km per year. I just order from ebay 10.1" android navi, and this unit have all the features as new car even more , and also order from ebay TPMS bluetooth sensors and when everything arrives I will have : Latest modern GPS navi, MIRROR LINK for my smartphone, reversing camera, tyre presuure monitoring system (TPMS), OBD2 monitor system and all modern things like cars today have, and I will also order reversing mirror HD camera that have lane departure monitor system and I will have my 16 year old ACCORD like a new car for only 200USD. For the end, I also looking Scotty Kilmer channel every single day, and I'm the same as Scotty Kilmer. I'm cheap, I do not want repair car often , and I want it to run and never break down and if I have to repair something I want that part is cheap, like I mention before VTEC acutator that I replaced before 8 months, last for 16 years, so that new one will also last next 16 years and it only cost 50USD (new OEM). That is that I love my Honda ACCORD and HONDA engines in total, also I have scooter KYMCO GRAND DINK (GRAD VISTA in USA) form 2005 , I drive it every single day (dray,rain, no matter) and I did not know that this KYMCO have HONDA JAZZ engine and I never service it, it just runs, and runs, and runs, and runs. I even do not change the oil. My scooter now have 37.000km and runs like a clock.
Another great video Bill. My 2004 TC has 190K, wanting to get 200+K. However, you failed to mention the two design flaws with owning a TC.
1) The intake manifold gasket is plastic and typically goes out by 150k miles. Not the cheapest repair and needs to be taken care of early.
2) Air ride suspension. Whike this is one of the reasons I enjoy the TC, it levels the cat when transporting bodies in the trunk (joke!). But seriously, these only last about 110-120k Mike's before needing to be replaced. Many convert over to springs (less expense).
Other than my front end suspension needing replacement($1600) and cancer starting on the right rear Qtr panel, the only other issue was the right rear wheel seal that was leaking. Fortunately I caught it in time and mo damage to the bearing.
As of now, I am looking at 2012 Toyota Avalons to replace it. That venerable 3.5L V6, with the Asin tranny is bulletproof; and a less expensive option and much better deal than the Lexus ES350.
One last comment on the list. Tge Corolla COULD. be rated higher, but Ivsusoect that since younger drivers buy them, rmthey are not as diligent onmaintenance, otherwise they will outlast the Accord (great engines, crap trannys made by JATCO).
Really enjoy your vids and keep up the good work!!
Hi Robert, I just picked up an 05 TC a month ago with 75k. It's not a plastic intake gasket. It was that the entire intake was plastic including the plastic coolant crossover pipe for the thermostat that would crack. A friend with a 98 TC used JB Weld on his and it worked! lol.
My 05 has the updated intake with the aluminum cross over. I'm sure your 04 also has the upgraded intake. It's very easy to see if you do. Follow your upper radiator hose to where it connects to the engine. That's where the thermostat is and that should be a metal housing and crossover. I think they started in 01, not sure. And for the air ride suspension, you can buy a pair for less than $100 and an hour of your time if you're able to do it yourself. Guessing from the cost of your front suspension you aren't a DIY guy. Your mechanic shouldn't charge too much for installing new air springs for you and you get to keep the ride the car was meant to have. My biggest concern living in the North East is rust. Mine has very little rust in just the back end of the passenger rocker panel. I don't think the previous owners, typically older folks, drove in the snow much. I've fully treated inside the rocker panels, inside and outside the frame, and inside the fender wells, and any where else that is a rust magnet that I could spray fluid film into. Only paid $5k for the car and hope to put another 200k on it. I'm a very much DIY guy and parts are cheap so I can keep this car going.
BMW E90 at 193,000 miles. Going strong.. lots of DIY maintenance on stupid crap, but the drivetrain is rock solid and pretty low maintenance.
My Toyota Avalon Xls 200,000+ miles finally you’ve mention it .
Nothing beats an Avalon. Jewish Rolls.
Another luxury car that comes in second to the Lincoln in high mileage and longevity is the Lexus LS430. My 03 Towncar was totaled in 2014 on I-95 during evening rush hour; ready for another one. In 05, bought my wife a creamer puff 2002 LS430 w/ every conceivable option...she refuses to give it up for a new one...on its way to 200k and it’s still a beast! friends are waiting in line to buy it. Be well. Peace.
i have got 2001 model lancer coup , just done 415,000, and still going strong , 9 years ago bought it only for 4K ...
1996 Toyota Camry V6 with 308K and still rolling along!
2003 Dodge Grand Caravan - 302K miles, original 3.3L engine and 2nd Transmission.
2002 Buick LeSabre - 348K miles and then the 3800 motor blew a head gasket
2001 Buick Park Avenue - sold it at 250K, still running on original engine and transmission - Had most trouble with suspension components
The 3.3L was a great engine not too much power but a good match for the Mini Van had one in a 2006 Mini Van issue free when I Traded it in 2012 on a 3.6L Dodge Journey 3.6 is also very good so far.
Have a 08 Chevy impala with 212,000. Oil changes, brakes and radiator. Still going strong.
My dad has a 2002 chevrolet suburban with 330k miles. The main problem with it is that the battery is getting leached by the electrical system, so the battery will be completely dead if the truck sits longer than a day. Other than that, it runs great with no problems with the engine or the transmission. My car is a 2002 toyota camry, bought it for $700 at the local toyota dealership with 293k miles back in december '19. It now has 295k miles and no problems other than the loud exhaust that needs welding.
my pontiac gt g6 is at 246k miles and is in great condition , runs great, no problems what so ever
My 1999 Toyota corolla almost has 300,000 runs like champ shifts perfect
Don’t forget the early Toyota Sienna (same v6 engine and frame as Camry) I drive one with 365,000 miles as my daily lol.
I had a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee 348000 and it was still running when I sold it
I have been driving A 1999 Chevy prizm with over 334 K miles on original engine since 2008.
Not burning oil?
I figured because it's Toyota rebadge by Chevy
toyoscio All of those 1ZZ FE engines from 1998-2003 start burning oil early on,mine burns about 2 quarts every 5K miles and I use 15W40 Diesel Oil.
@@payamyazdi7672 That is a lot.
toyoscio actually my engine is the good one my ex girlfriend's 2002 corolla was burning one quart of oil every 300 miles with only 180 K miles
My 2011 Hyundai Sonata still running fine with 166k miles. Now we wait! lol
I gave my old 2003 mercury grand marquis to my son.. 175k & still going strong
I have a 2005 Toyota Matrix FWD base w about 360,000 miles. Love this car, so wish they still made them! Not sure what to buy when I need a new car. Don’t want a CVT trans, don’t want the expense of 4WD either. Live in Maine but use snow tires. Like riding higher but not sure if I’m ready to go as big as a RAV 4, don’t like the CHR, like the Honda HRV but has a CVT. Like the new Mazda xc-30 but brand new 2020, should wait til its been out for a while.
Highly regret getting rid of my old Crown Vic. I had 150K on it, was always extremely well maintained and had at least that much more miles to go. And yes, it literally was a comfortable as sitting on a couch. I have never been in another car that matched the comfort level. If I could find a good deal I'd get a Lincoln Town Car this time around.
I love the stat of the % that go over 200,000 that separates the decent cars to the VERY RELIABLE ONES
1995 F350 7.3L diesel (international navistar turbodiesel, non-intercooled)... 385,000 miles
Where did you get your car statistics I'd like to follow those myself
My 07 Camry is still going at 201xxx and still burning oil. I got a 97 civic coming up on 200k soon too
Bought a 95 Lincoln town car executive series with 433,000 miles drives like it’s still brand new the older gentleman I bought it off of had 20,000 dollars worth of receipts. I bought it for $500 bucks no lights on dash and everything works
Now list cars that will die before they are paid for
Mike Castellon haha yes, that’ll be an interesting and informative list.
Land Rover... I still want one though
More like new modern cars that will break under 50,000 and you’ll still be forced to pay for it go to the dealership I’m sorry to inform you sir but you are fucked 😂 keep paying it!!!
New buicks. Basically most new gm cars.
@@Jn58298 basically anything from the chrysler corp do your homework damn
01 mercury grand marquis with 151k runs and drives great. Plan on driving it 6 more years, but I'll take 10. 👍🇺🇸
Kurt Zimmerman how many MPG do you get on regular driving? I really want one
My daughter's 1995 Mercury Villager has over 355,000 miles. Its only semi-major repair has been it needed a new shift solenoid pack, requiring removal of the transmission valve body to perform this repair. I think this was at about 320,000 miles, and I did it myself. Its still going, though it could use a new power steering pump and/or rack, which has leaked and been troublesome for several years.
Try Lucas power steering sealer it should seal up the leak in your rack I used it on my minivan and stop the leak in the rack
Follow the Lord Jesus
@@linsalatov I think its the pump that is leaking. I'm on the second or third bottle of Lucas. It might have slowed it down, but not stopped it completely.
My 2012 Honda Civic HF still running strong at 222k knock on wood even towing small trailer on and off
my sisters accord has 270k miles on it 2006
My wife have a 2000 Lexus RX 300 with 242, 000 miles and still going strong
Peter Kwok I just bought me a 2000 RX300. I’m at 146k miles. What have you serviced on it?
I have 378,000 thousand miles on my Chevy Express v-6 cargo van original engine and transmission! I had 285,000 on my previous Express v6 which was killed in an accident, not because of mechanical failure. I change the oil often (4000) and trans fluid (50,000) i would buy again!
I had Avalon 1998 bought as certified at 30000 miles in 2001 (for 180000 $). Had 290000 miles and engine still running strong with just regular maintenance in 2011 when I traded for fully loaded Lexus LS 430 2005 including navigation, Mark Levinson speakers (which suck I think as my subwoofer wasn't good - paid 19000 $ for LS430 of which got 1200 trade in for my Avalon) Got LS430 2005 at 68000 miles and traded for fully loaded LS 430 2004 in 2018 again with navigation, same poor Mark Levinson subwoofer ( for 5000$ trade in) when it had 210000 miles and running great with no repairs except basic maintenance.
Currently driving the 2004 LS 430 (bought at 86000 miles & now at 107200 miles in less than 10 months just with regular factory recommended maintenance). Runs like a beauty if you have driven older LS. 2006 to 2016 LS, I would not recommend.
All the above cars were extremely reliable for me.
All cars I bought were dealer maintained with single owners and had no issues when records checked with any engine problems, accidents, etc. Just had regular maintenance on their history.
You gotta be patient and keep looking regularly till you get one. Wait patiently and you will get one !! That is the important key to look at when buying a used vehicle I think.
I will add my 2018 GMC Terrian after owning this truck for 1 1/2 year I just hit 50K on it. there are 3 different turbo engine you can pick from. I went with the 1.5L turbo to witch I'm getting 28MPG & 35.6MPG there also a 2.0Turbo and 1.6L turbo diesel . after the 1k miles break in miles I switch all my fluids with Amsoil synthetic oil protection, from engine oil, transmission, engine coolant plus brake fluid and transfer case. I know as i keep records that this truck will hit 400-500K with no problem .
01 civic at 224k.. engine is still strong :D
My 2010 Accord has 117k on it and zero issues so far . I believe I will make it over 200k before anything serious needs to be replaced
Good info. You have got to be related to Dean Cain. Up, up and away!
I have a 09 Honda Civic with 106602 I hope mine doesn’t crack cause I cant afford to fix it
I drive a 1996 Honda Accord wagon, mileage is 208,000. Biggest repair was the timing belt at 152,000
2010 Camry SE 2.5L with 122,000 miles, 2007 Avalon with 195,000 miles, 2009 Lexus RX350 with 172,000 miles, a 2010 FJ Cruiser with 84,000 miles, and just picked up a 2002 Corolla S with 170,000 miles and a 5-speed manual tranny for my son.....the Avalon is amazing!!! Toyota rocks!!!
I haven’t heard you mention the Buick LeSabre with the legendary 3800 V6 … are there none of those up there where you live ?
That is a great car for sure and does last a long time. When i did the survey there werent enough of them hitting 300k to make the list. Also i live in the rust belt and many of them rust out before hitting 300k. I have 4 friends that i know of that drive one. 😁
Had 2 cars that reach 300k. A 2008 Ford Crown Vic P71 that last me 320k and a 1996 Mitsubishi 3000GT that I sold with 390k
I received my 1998 Honda Civic Coup DX with 160K from my brother for free. Never put a cent into it except oil (1.6 ltr engine) The Blend Door ACTUATOR must be replaced ($60.00), but its my summer car. There is a faint "swooshing" noise near rt. rear brake, but brake shoes and drums look good so it remains a mystery. I also got my 2003 Saturn Ion for free. I replaced the plastic manufacturer's Windshield Washer Transmission replaced. I found a steal one on Amazon and the Ignition Control Module (2.2 Ecotec engine) for $50.00 from a junk yard off Pontiac Grand Am, I think. Both car are good for me and I expect to get 300 miles out of both. The engine coolant sensor is not hooked up to coolant tank (jumped sensor with paper clip. Coolant light went out) because I think the sensor in the tank is broken. I have no problems with overheating.
My GS300 has 210,000 mi. So far only minor gremlin but it’s showing it’s age. But the engine still purrs like a kitten and transmission still shifts like a warm butter on a hot toast.
AGREAT LIST OF CARS TO CHECK OUT THANKS BUT WHAT ABOUT MY BUICK CENTURE 2003 MODEL ? HOW DOYOU RATE IT AND WHAT PROBLEMS CAN I EXPECT I HAVE JUST OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND KM ON IT . F J C
I have a 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan sxt that currently has 401,000!!
In 2004, I blew the heads on my ‘95 Corolla that had 224K miles. I was on a bridge with an incline (no shoulder), might’ve been able to prevent the overheating if I wasn’t on the damn bridge.
My Lincoln town car 2001 has 214890 mil and I love it
Lol Impala was shunned by Scotty Kilmer
In Scotty's eyes, "If it isn't an old Toyota, it's an endless money pit"
@@mikekusnierz6671 Lol, That's right.
I own 2009 impala of which I purchased new. The economy tanked I was able to literally get 5k plus my 4,500 GM credit card points so I paid 15k for the car. This is my 3rd and last GM ior American made car. I have 197k miles. Malicious complete maintenance The car appears brand new inside and out. Let's see 2 premium water pumps, 1 belt tensioner. 1 new coil and wires, 1 new steering wheel. 1 door actuator. Both chevy emblems. 3 brake rotors. 3 wheel bearings. Nothing but top tier fuel.ie P 66. Mobile 1 syn oil and extended filtet.
Catch me here in 10 years and I will tell you the ending story. Giddy up Sum B. 😎
@@mikekusnierz6671 Money pit it is and why I noted my experiences here. The only reason I purchased was because if the price.
No more than I paid I cal flip since bucks.
Toyota Is the only way to go and will be my next car for certain. I hoped you guys would get a laugh and you did. The Scotty best to always listen to him. Cheers
F the impala I had two they there always breaking
hmmm im drivin a 2013 lexus gs350 currently at 80k miles, hoping to get another 300000 out of it
You must not have seen the Lincoln town cars featured in some livery fleets which had multiple 700-800K Lincolns.
Anybody out there have an opinion on the 98 and/or 79 Lincoln Continental?
My buddy’s dad Lincoln town car had over 900,000 miles, no lie. He was a limousine driver
900,000 is not a typo either
1996 jeep cherakee country 4.0l i6 350,000 all original engine and tranny still were running flawlessly dispute having bullet holes in them. The suspension rusted through the floor shorted out the ecu got crushed at the junk yard in 2014
2009 Scion xB with the Camry 2.4l engine. 262,000 miles, original exhaust, nothing but tuneups and axle seals. Should easily go to 300,000.
I love sedan
How are the Accord V6’s holding up?
The V6 Accord engine has been hitting 300,000 miles. However, there have been some issues with early 2000's transmissions on the V6's.
Thx for the reply