Vehicles Most Likely To Run For 250,000 Miles

With the economy the way that it is, more car owners are keeping their vehicles longer than ever. Data shows that owners are keeping their cars for more than eight years, and if you drive an average of 15,000 miles per year, that means you’ll end up putting over 120,000 miles on your car. This begs the question, what cars can you buy that will easily and reliably do a couple hundred thousand miles without issue? iSeeCars took a look at 174 million cars to see which brands and vehicles have the highest percentage of reaching 250,000 miles.

What Is iSeeCars?
iSeeCars is an industry leading research group that studies automobiles and the industry. They provide useful information that looks at reliability, various effects on resale value, buying advice, and more.

How The Data is Listed
The data was broken up into the top 25 cars, SUVs, and trucks that normal car buyers get as a family or work vehicle, plus the top 10 overall brands. They further break it down into the best 19 trucks, and the best 21 SUVs only.

Toyota Is the Top Brand
In the company’s study, Toyota took the top spot with the most cars that can reach 250,000 miles with 10 different models of the 25 that they ranked. Most of the vehicles on the list are also SUVs and trucks, with only seven sedans making the list.

The Highest Ranked Cars Are…
The top car of all with a 39.1% chance of reaching 250,000 miles was the Toyota Sequioa. That shouldn’t come as a surprise as it is a vehicle that’s popular with families and off-road enthusiasts alike. The main reasons are its robust engine, 4WD, towing capabilities, and interior quality. After that was the Toyota 4Runner at 32.9%. Again, another vehicle that is popular with off-roaders.

The Top 10 is Loaded with Toyota and Lexus Models
The top 10 standard vehicles had nine Toyota and Lexus models taking the first nine spots, and the Honda Pilot taking the 10th position. After the previously mentioned 4Runner, it goes Toyota Highlander Hybrid, Tundra, Lexus IS, Tacoma, Toyota Avalon, Lexus GX, and the Lexus RX Hybrid. Every one of those vehicles scored above 14%, with most of the Toyota models being above 25%.

Trucks Are Pretty Reliable, Too
There are a number of mid-size and full-size trucks that show up on the list, with the top non-heavy duty one being the Toyota Tundra with a 30% likelihood of hitting 250,000. Next was the Toyota Tacoma at 25.3%, the Honda Ridgeline at 14.7%, Chevrolet Silverado with a 12.9% possibility, GMC Sierra at 10.8%, Nissan Titan at 9.9%, GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado at 8.4 and 7-percent, respectively, and the Ford F-150 down at 5.9%. The Nissan Frontier and Ram 1500 rounding out the pack at 5% and 3.5%.

Always Get Your Recommended Services Done
No matter what, though, a car cannot last a long time without proper maintenance. What this list shows is that while Toyota and Honda models may make the best cars that can more easily achieve 250,000 miles, you still need to protect your investment with on-time oil changes, brake and transmission fluid services, spark plugs, and the like. This is why it’s important to work with a used car dealership that not only sells you a vehicle, but is fully able to service them, too. That’s where Alderman Automotive shines. Every vehicle goes through a multi-point inspection before it reaches the lot, and the service department is able to handle all your regular maintenance needs.

Why Choose Alderman Automotive
Alderman Automotive offers various models that were featured on the top 25 to reach 250,000 miles. At Alderman Automotive, we work tirelessly to give you the best possible price and service on every used car we sell, and our finance department will work within your monthly payment needs. Whether you are looking for a high-end luxury car or SUV, or if your budget is something under $15,000, we have a whole host of vehicles best suited for your wants and needs. Our state-of-the-art service department and helpful staff will ensure your vehicle is always in the best condition possible.
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