These Are Extremely Reliable SUVs That Run Over 300,000 Miles
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- Just a few years ago you couldn't find a lot of SUVs that can last 300000 miles, but due to new technologies, strong engines, better transmissions, and even some electronics that have been nearly perfected. These are the 10 most reliable SUVs you'll find today.
We'll talk about Toyota's Sequoia, the Lexus RX 350, and more SUVs from Honda, Lincoln, Mercedes, and many other car and SUV makers. These are the best SUVs you can buy today for reliability!
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My old 2003 4.0L Toyota 4-Runner has 387K and still running great.
The Toyota 4 runner 2005 I own for 13 years has over 500,000 miles and keeps running
Am sure it can reach and pass 800k
I think, they are made to last 1-2 million miles
It's called the 4Runner because they literally run 4 ever
Bought my Toyota Sienna new in December 2003, and it still drives like new with 260,000 miles on it.
That laugh after seeing the BMW is priceless. I was laughing for a long time🤣😂
I thought they were the ultimate driving machine?
🤣😂
My dad still owns a 2007 land cruiser, he bought it when i was in high school and it's runs incredibly amazing with minimal wear and tear.
Smart fella, your dad 👍🏼
I own and still own a 2007 Toyota RAV4 V6 sports almost have 350,000 click on it...I love diving a lot...been to Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa, Florida X3 etc...still running perfect like brand new. I'm proud of it.
Toyota have been doing good at what they do.
I applaud Japanese for their dedication to their products.
They are focussed on reliability
@@ECPPI have heard not anymore?
@@decorelone51I have a Toyota Corolla 2016 it’s at 250k miles. No major problems just tune up, 2 brake replacements oil changes, and filter replacements. It’s never let me down
My 09 CRV is 15 years old and there isn't a tear or rip in the seats. It has been been damn reliable.
I got 2011 CRV EX-L with 159,000 miles on it. I love it and only finally changing front and rear brakes. These cars are great!🏆🎉🇺🇸
I bought a Honda CRV about a year ago. I didn't even look at other vehicles. Honda's are known for being very reliable.😊
My '04 CR-V with a quick wash looks like it did when it rolled out of a showroom and that's in spite of NY harsh winters. Unbelievable reliable and everything on it still works at 300K.
Unless you let your family use it like me and they never take care of it
@@hermanpeters549EXACTLY. It WAS my reliable beauty until I went stupid again and let family use it . The agreement was no eating in the car. There are wrappers and stains now. Number two, keep it clean. You can write over the pollen with your finger.
Number 3. I asked to not leave it running during errands. They let it run 1/2 hr at least . God forbid they should have to get in a cold or hot car . Thank God it’s a great car anyway. 😀 That’s the Honda cry.
I am currently driving a 2008 Dodge Charger V-6, 3.5L with 363,000 miles on it and plan to keep it well past 400,000 until car prices crash next year. I keep strict oil changes with synthetic oil and a quart of Lucas additive every change. Wish me luck to keep this past 400,000 miles. 👍
It's a really under rated setup because not many people want a charger with a naturally aspirated v6. But the drivetrain actually works very good for longevity and purpose of a daily driver.
You are one of the lucky few
Good luck!
U need more than just luck my friend, u need to visit himalulu mountain in Africa for deliverance and security prayers
it is an anomaly
2005 4Runner. 312,000 miles with the silky smooth V-8 4..7. Doesn't even leak oil. Great SUV
Its a 4Runner🏁
I have a 2005 Sequoia with the 4.7 currently has a little over 400,000
@@jackcrawford8265Nice, just bougtt a older genteltman garage owned 2006 Sequioa SR5 with 131k. Every b99k, 8ncliding invoice, all maijtenace records, love it!
497K on our 2007 Toyota Sequoia and still going. Same engine, same transmission.
awesome rig
Is that the 5.7?
I got my 2004 Honda CR-V already with 196,000 miles on it thinking I'd just use it for a year or two. Over the next 3 years, I put another 100,000 miles on it with my 150mile daily round trip commutes. I recently had the valve cover gasket seal replaced. The mechanic came into the office and asked me to follow him into the garage where they were working on it. I'm thinking, "Oh oh...new engine time". Then he showed me what the issue was...
The engine was IMMACULTE inside. All the valves, springs, casing, interior, he said; "This motor is like new." I generally changed the oil/filter 3X a year with Mobil I & a K&N Filter. She's right at 300K now and still running like a top. When I buy something new, it's going to be a Honda Pilot or maybe another CR-V. Honestly, you can't get mad at Japan for simply making better vehicles than us especially when they're built in America.
Sorry Ford, Chevy & Dodge...
When you stop making garbage that ends up needing $10,000 of work for stuff that should be covered under warranty, maybe you'll get another chance for me, but I'm tired of putting in more bad money after bad. I can't afford American made trucks anymore. They just cost too much in work, in time and in aggravation. Reliability shouldn't be an outlier...it should be the standard.
And I say that genuinely loving American SUV's & trucks. I just think that the bean counters at corp are letting the brands down and that's why they aren't selling $100,000 pickup trucks anymore. Americans are fed up with it.
A friend's Toyota Land Cruiser has 600,000+ miles,
and shows no signs of dying.
Used mostly on trips under 10 miles, running kids to school and away games for 20+ years.
Land cruisers are literal tanks and in a good way. Same as Lexus LX and GX vehicles
You’re so informative and funny as heck! I get all my information from you. Thanks mark cheers
I appreciate that!
Toyota and Honda are great, but the dealers have no vehicles, and the dealers are impossible to work with.
I agree, most are ridiculous as they play the game and act as though there is nothing else.
I was seriously considering a Rav4 a year ago, but there was never one on the lots to test drive. Ended up with a Cherokee with huge rebates. Very nice, with lots of power.
Awesome reviews. Glad I found you. TY for the great info
I love how straightforward and informative this video is! Such an entertainment - funny side joke😅😂. You are good at your job!
Thank you very much, I enjoy what I do which really helps
I’m still driving my 2010 Ford Escape. It’s in excellent shape. Low mileage. No crazy computer nonsense to communicate with my phone. Only thing special I wanted when I bought it new was drivers power seat and power windows. Low tech and I’ve been extremely happy. Gets me to where I need to go and enough room for what I need to carry.
I don’t want an EV. I do NOT want all that fancy tech dash stuff. I do NOT want my car communicating with my phone.
As long as this vehicle continues to run, I will drive it. The vehicles today are TOO expensive and have too much computerized crap that really isn’t necessary.
How many miles does it have?
i have a 2004 Ford Escape I still love, has 150 started tohave some problems now after 20 years, corrotion battery cables and ABS system Its a Limited 4x4 and has Leather seats
My 2013 Escape has 126k and still runs great, no major problems and this was supposed to be the worst car according to many.
@@petergriffin383 It’s a great vehicle!! My best friend still has hers and it’s a 2008 model. No issues.
I wish you would add best years.
Great job on all your content. 😊
Thank you! You too!
Your energy is contagious!
Haha, thank you very much
I love this guy’s sarcasm 😂
We went thru 5 VW's with turbo 4's in 2000's. None made it past 100k (without requiring $1-2k repair). We now own a Lexus ES and Highlander both with the 3.5 V6. Both paid for and over 100k on odo with no unscheduled repairs. So instead of needing to buy another car we are investing 80k into our home.
VW and Chevy =🤢 🤮
Subarus are another maker that makes pure garbage. My ex-wife begged me to buy one with some money she came into. I did my best to talk her out of it since I used to buy & sell cars for years, but she said I was just trying to control here and bought it anyway.
Sure enough, the very next day when she went to turn it on, I heard a "BOOM"! and saw smoke rising up to the 2nd floor window right over the car.
I ran downstairs and saw the hood up and white smoke coming from the engine bay. Of course the motor blew. It had water in the oil when I showed it to her and was leaking like a siv. She got mad at me and blamed me for letting her buy it.
Which is why she is now my ex-wife.
What year and model is your Toyota?
@@YankeeWoodcraft hey wtf did you say about Subaru, i will have know that i drove a 2014 Subaru Outback over 300,0000 miles and it was the most reliable car i have ever had.
Toyota and Honda vehicles. Basic maintenance and they are bullet-proof. Change oil every 5,000 miles (ignore the marketing hype of 10K oil changes). Surprising that Lincoln is on the list, their sales are poor, and they are a Ford product. More surprising, more so than GMC being on the list, is that any German junk would be considered as reliable.
What year was the older Lexus RX350 you recommend?
I've always found it amazing how a little country like Japan, with all their car manufacturers, getting all the resources to build them vehicles, pump out millions of reliable cars each year
You bet
😮
It's in the culture!
Japanese has a very strong pride that's for sure!
@@knightlyexperience6010 👍
I absolutely love your videos man. Keep them up 🙌
Thanks a lot Luis. Cheers
Had a Lexus Rx300 2001 that had 268K when we got rear-ended and car was totalled. Now have RX330 2005 with 201K and a lot of life left . Great cars but expensive to fix. I take mine to Toyota dealer for anything major. Had to have both cats replaced and a muffler place did that. Runs great. The 6 cyclinder engine is one of the best
I have the 20 Tundra with the 5.7 v8. Many say its hard on fuel BUT if you drive with the cruise on i can probably get 1000 kilometres on 140 litres of fuel. The 5.7 is an amazing v8. I am not surprised so many were Toyota/Lexus. Both Toyota and Honda make exceptional vehicles. BTW you are off the charts entertaining and funny. You have no shortage of energy.
It’s a solid unit
I have an '18 Limited and I agree with your sentiment. Going on yr 3 with only oil changes and tire rotation and my only issue since purchase was the "beep" when hitting the key fob had failed.
I purchase 2007 tundra and has 170k miles and run good as new.
My boy purchase 2022 tundra and he say my run as good as his. I never have any issue on this truck.
Thanks , very informative !
Glad it was helpful!
Toyotas just run. .......Mark, Your videos are both informative and funny. What makes them so entertaining is when you describe your own troubles with the four wheel beasts (:
That is the general assumption, but that's far from the truth. Start watching The Car Care Nut.
@@ISTVAN1127 I have that channel subscribed and do watch him also.
I own a LandCruiser 2014 now 227k not a problem always up to date with the service, best car I ever own
This video is so helpful. Were about to trade out our 2019 Subaru Outback, so no nonsense info is i valuable. Oh and you're hilarious 😂 Thank you 👍
Do not forget that the Mitsubishi Outlander with the 3 L V6 engine and the six-speed automatic transmission, as well as the Mitsubishi Endeavor, the Nissan Armada and Titan and the Nissan Pathfinder with the 4 L V6 engine and the five-speed automatic transmission (later model years only) will last for hundreds of kilometres or miles on the odometer with proper maintenance.
just hitting 135k on my 2013 pilot touring edition and no major issues. just had to replease my tpms sensors but that's about it besides regular maintenance
I am waiting for something NOT made by Toyota. Is there any other car company that can get this right?
Chehoslovak SKODA OKTAVIA is made from VW parts and is 1000 times better than Toyota.
Did you watch till the end?
@@ECPP I did. Thank you
@@jaguar7051oh this is funny thank you for the laugh 😂
Even in Czech language Skoda means "pity" and oh my God, it is just like te rest of Volkssturm Wagen lineup. @@jaguar7051
Your videos have been very informative and are helping guide me in making my next car purchase.
I’m curious on your thoughts on a Volvo xc60.
Marginal reliability but nice to drive
Enjoy your channel Mark !
My Nissan Sentra 2004 model is over 400000miles and still running good
Before, my wife and I got married she always brags about her Land Rover! Till she told me about the issues she had with them! She's was completely against Toyota's till she drove my Camry, now the RAV4! She notice she's not having issues with the Toyota! Liked she had with the Germans and Britts cars!
At some point the issues just become too much to tolerate
I use too be a gm person till I owned my first Toyota now that’s all I buy
05 Expedition with 360,000 miles and counting. Same engine, rebuilt transmission. Still going strong as my daily driver.
That’s a great run
Your lucky, that’s a good run Same here 05 we bought a few years ago. It has been the least reliable car I have ever owned. And I’m pretty anal at maint mind you. Had a reman trans when we bought it. Third trans two engines. Tensioners went out. And it’s rust bucket. Apparently, 05/06 were the worst years of the expedition.
Best video i ve ever seen on the internet. Thank u sir
Thank you
Thank you for this information. In the market for a new car
I have a 2009 Audi Q7 with close to 200,000 going strong.
Can’t go wrong with that
Second gen LX470 for the win
Absolutely great vehicles
Can you do a video on the most reliable trucks to buy used or new?
I know you probably don’t like Jeeps or think that they won’t last but I am over 250,000 miles now on my 2016 Jeep Sport! Still love it, the best car I’ve ever bought as a matter of fact! So there are the few exceptions to the rule!😁
Good to hear, I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee, 85k miles. I would like to pass it on to my son.
@@soniarena5250 I really do hope that happens for you and your son! I really do think they’re a good car!
Can you comment on the Honda passport 3.5 engine is it reliable as the pilot or better, please respond thanks stay safe.
Helpful tips for most reliable three row SUVs 👍
Toyota is the only car company that gives a damn about their customers.😊
My Bro in-laws 09 escalde 6.2 6 speed currently has 372k mi it is his “ truck” he has beat it badly and it has been very reliable the only major work that has been replaced was the A/C unit, one alternator, two starters. I shook my head when he bought it thinking it would make it past 150k.
Basically, naturally aspirated Japanese models will last forever. American and German brands not so much.
What's called PLANNED FAILURE BUILT-IN 😂
Very accurate report. 👌
Thank you
I just sold a 2005 Dodge Durango with the 5.7 Hemi and 301,000 miles. Still running strong and shifting super smoothly.
That’s a good run
hahaha i like that joke with < B. M. W > funny guy 😜
Cheers
cheers you to@@ECPP
LoL 🤣 i thought that X5 was part of the video
Haha thanks
I notice that the lexus NX250 AWD have the same engine and transmission as the Toyota rav4 AWD what do you think about the dynamic between both vehicles please respond I am looking forward thanks stay safe.
There is definitely some overlap there, so it’s largely the same benefit and it boils down to extra cash to step into the Lexus. I would
@@ECPP thanks for responding. Questions do you think the acura rdx AWD A-spec 2021 engine and transmission is better than the lexus nx AWD 2021. Please respond 🙏 thank 😊
Love the channel however the ecoboost isn’t @ 300k vehicle. Yes they can make it however you will have to get a 2nd mortgage to get it to that 300,000k mark. Around 120-130k you will start to put 1-3k into the engine. From their it will cost you annual $1-3k
If your buying a Ford get the 5.0 a now that’s a 300k engine
Agree the old 5.0 is a work horse
Reliable at a cost. Folks are gonna start caring a lot less about reliability when they can't afford the monthly payment. Don't even get me started with the MPGs when fuel is perpetually at $4 gallon a rising. I talking to you TOYOTA!
Cheers
Hey Mr vehicle expert I really enjoy your videos personally if you are in the Market shopping for four cylinders natural aspirated engine and you want something to last for a long time good profarmance would you choose the mazda CX5, CX50 , or the Toyota rav4 please respond I am looking forward for your reply keep up the good work. Thank.
He is a Lexus Dealer - so you know what he recommends!
Rav 4
Is it a true thing that vehicle with direct injected engine will have carbon build up compared to vehicle with port and direct injected will have less problems, your respond thanks stay safe. @peterrippon3142
Was looking into Sequoias and found so many ads with mileage way over 500k km
It’s a testament but also hard to find low milers
My Parents did Ford/Mercury Products whiles growing in the 80s and 90s. Some where crappy and others very reliable. My mother had a '89 Mercury Cougar brand new for 14 years got rid of it at 319,000 Miles. My Uncle '84 Crown Vic Wagon, kept for 18 years with 279,000 miles until my cousin totaled it 😄. And actually have a friend who had a 2003 Cadillac Escalade with 426,000 Miles. But I think the Navigator is over looked because its not as Flashy as the Escalade or has the Statues as BMW, Mercedes or Lexus.
True and yet I think the Navigator has a much better interior finish
@@ECPP I agree
When you're talking about the Honda pilot , what years are you talking about ?
@exoticcar playplace what do you think of licoln corsaire??
My 2008 Rav4 still has the original exhaust...only replaced the hanger twice. These thngs run forever if you take care of them.I'm ready for a new one but worry they arent making them like this anymore😥
I'm surprised none of them were hybrids. Toyota hybrids will run at least 500,000 miles especially the 2.5L Rav4 & Camry hybrids.
Except for those land fill batteries
I own a 1997 Toyota Hilux that has done 432000 kms about 250000 miles older vehicles from Toyota Honda Lexus and Mazda will last for years and go for ever remember back in the 1990s they were less complicated less to go wrong no turbos no CVT transmissions amd manual transmissions my Hilux is very analog no electronics no modules or computers manual windows manual transmission which equals longevity and there are plenty of 20 30 year old driving around in Sydney Australia
Fun fact, the Toyota land cruiser is the most used land based vehicle in the military, somewhere around 4mill used compared to the military built g wagon at only 400k 😂😂😂
Awesome units
@@ECPP just shows how reliable and durable the land cruiser, as you rightly keep telling everyone, love the content, keep it up
I was watching your video on SUV that will make it up to 300,000 miles did you mention the Acura MDX please respond stay safe.
We are thinking about buying another SUV and are doing our research. We do not wany any vehicle that has a CVT and Turbo engine. As I mentioned in another post, we bought a new 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland and it is running great with nearly 200,000 miles.
I love your channel
Average people cannot afford 50-60k vehicles. And you have to be crazy to buy lexus suvs, they need premium gas.
@ExocticCar PlayPlace can you do a videos of luxury SUV’s that will run over 100,000 miles if there’s any
Yes indeed I can. Stay tuned
05 ford escape went 365,000 on the first motor. Over 475k now. Lots of plastic come and gone. Great deals on recycled parts.
My ML320 Mercedes Benz is almost three thousand miles. I was looking at the Mercedes Benz ML 350 years between 2011-2013. Can you give me some advice. Oh I forgot my old Benz is year 2000. It is still very reliable but now falling apart. It has heat and air. I like to upgrade.
You are right . The video was focused on showing how great TOYOTA brand is , ignoring all the other great brands which are giving you on top of the " hundreds miles" , the pleasure of driving them. That is not the case of Toyota . Your Toyota can last longer just because it is never doing too much, no fun to drive , no real performance , everything focused on... lasting longer
Theos video was focused on showing everyone how great TOYOTA brand is, ignoring all the other great brands that are giving you on top of the " hundreds miles," the pleasure of driving them. That is not the case of Toyota . Your Toyota can last longer just because it is never doing too much, no fun to drive , no real performance , everything focused on... lasting longer
Wow 3,000 miles ! Lucky you. 😂
What about a 6th gen Ford Explorer V6? I'm looking to buy a used one soon.
Another great video Mark 👍, all the new lexus is going to be turbo charge. 😖
For sure they are shifting that way so time will tell on durability of the new engines
I believe you can get a Lexus non turbo with their hybrids. Turbo is a deal breaker for me even if it's a Toyota.
Dude, you're MILITANT 😂 Loved the show 👏
Haha, thanks a lot
The lifter issues you can overcome on the 6.2 by simply spending more time with on the highway I wouldn’t take it two drop the kids off to school everyday.
That’s fair but it still requires a procedure to mitigate potential troubles
Love your videos…
Don’t forget to cut out the audio the next time you smack the camera. That was loud lol
Lol, cheers
Very good presentation.
I was in the Limo Biz for 10 yrs. Lincoln reliability has been declining. And Cadillac has always had nickel & dime issues. If I were to return to Limos, it would be Lexus only. (We have one now)
Well said!
Surprised that the Chevy Tahoe didn’t make the list. I have 3 family members, all of whom have driven their Tahoes for over 300K, and they’re still going.
My sister and her husband have driven their first one for over 10yrs. Just bought a brand new one last year to get them through another 10yrs, and they’re still driving the first one as a “second car,” now.
Other family members have had similar experiences with their Tahoes.
I drive a Toyota.
love your sence of humor..
Thanks a lot. I try to be real and let my sense of humour out in these videos
I had a 2006 Toyota scion XB I drive the piss out of it…it had a five speed. I only change the front brake pads three times and 13 years of ownership and one bad injector for $60. I run it low on fumes constantly which attributed injector I believe. I traded in and somebody still got a good car it had over 100,000 miles on it
I have a 2016 RX350
It just turned 54k miles so I’m hoping it’s going to be my last car
Do your maintenance and it will go a long time
@@ECPP yep
Hands down the first-generation Porsche Cayenne is definitely the most reliable SUV ever made PERIOD! They are virtually bullet proof with reasonable maintenance.
And they all have huge mileage
@ECPP You are correct, my 2005 Porsche Cayenne Turbo has 232, 896 miles and still going strong. I just keep on top of basic maintence and all is good.
@@BondJamesBond... Wow thays a rare beast nice!
Love the Hoda Pilot. But the transmissions are only good for 90,000 miles.
True the Honda trannies have never been that great.
It will help if you mention the year
Cheers
Sorry if I'm being critical, but for those of us who are not big car following people and simply looking for good advice, your video lacks of one very specific and probably the MOST IMPORTANT detail... specifically the MODEL AND YEAR or range of years of each of these highly recommended wonderful SUV's. Without that minor / MAJOR piece of information, you video is simply a waste of time for most of us. When we go shopping either online or in person, the model years and specific models are key to finding the right vehicle. Without that, this video is just a lot of noise to most of your new viewers.... Too bad really... for me, it's simply a waste of my time.
The information you seek is available if you search and I wouldn’t buy the first year of a new generation.
Smart man!
How about mazda cx5?
My first Honda Odessey 2004 lasted 352,000 miles, no problems, just regular maintenance. Transmission went out. My second Honda Odessey (2016) lasted 180,000, just regular maintenance and still as strong as my first one until careless driver totaled my car.
Sounds like a great runner
@@ECPP heheh thought you might include that as good cars. I did not mention an Odessey in between. I purchased it for $2500, it had 222,000 miles. I had the Honda Dealer (Honda of the Desert) look at it, Martin said I needed a new timing chain?belt? (Dunno which one)? I said I will bring the car back after I get back from Zion Park. Hehe car never made it back. The chain/ belt broke so I gave it to the mechanic to use/dispose of.
i dont think the odyssey gets enough credit.
@@tracy2762 Reasons why I bought the Odessey:
1. It comfortably transported 8
2. Fold the back seats, I loaded a full sheet of plywood and Sheetrock.
3. At the time it got good mileage (22-28)
4. It had a V6 so lots of power
5. Lord of room for camping. If I was too lazy to pitch a tent, slept at the back. Hehehe that’s why I loved my odessey. Too bad a guy asked me 4k to make it a pop top
Which year is that Lincoln Navigator?
looks like a 2024 i just bought one and love it
I love the GX460, and those similar- but can't do the gas--- 8-12 mpg is NOT enough-- (I know they say 18mgp- but that's not that hot either)..
Great machines
What about a 2013 mitsubishi Outlander sport ....only two wheel front wheel drive .....5 speed manual ...2.0
Well….
Still looking!!! What’s your take on a used MDX?
Exactly the same as a honda pilot
I must have bought the only crappy Toyota because my 98 Camry needed plenty of things replaced in the 150k I drove it, and I'm very strict with on time synthetic oil changes, air and oil filters, transmission fluid changes, radiator flushes, etc. It was like every other car, and my best cars have been a Honda Civic and a Volkswagen Golf.
My husband has the Jaguar SUV. I was hoping you were going to say that one will last a long time. Dang!!
Hit and miss, certain engines are more solid than others too.
What about the Infinite QX80?
Well…..