10 Cars That Will Run OVER 300,000 Miles!

[@kevinc8270]

Save you time: 1. Lexus ES350 ( V6 with 311 HP) 2. Toyota Camry XSE TRD (V6 301HP) 3. Mazda MX-5/ Mazda Miata 4. Lexus RX 350 (V6, 3.5 L 311 HP) 5. Honda Civic (Sport Touring 1.5 L 158 HP) 6. Toyota 4Runner (4L V6 270 HP) 7. Honda Accord (10-speed automatic transmission 252HP) 8. Toyota Tacoma 9. Porsche (2001, 911 Turbo 996) 10. Lexus IS (V6)

[@tylersutton1048]

Lexus v8s last just as long or longer than v6

[@sunnygodiva1834]

I’m looking to buy a Lexus IS so to see it’s on the list makes me happy

[@jackboyer1280]

I can attest to the Toyota 4 runner or whatever they called it in 1998 my friend has one that has over 450,000 miles on it & only replaced 2 parts that were out of the normal wear & tear the starter & altenator due to lightning striking the vehicle other than that it still doesn't burn any oil runs as new good ride too

[@mathewangasa5881]

Beautiful cars

[@alfiemail5221]

Just looking at the list I would avode the Honda Accord 10 speed transmission. More complexity ALWAYS equals more maintenance.

[@wespolskaify]

Scotty Kilmer, definitely approved this video, lol 😁

[@olegivanov7988]

They could be relatives :D

[@davidmason8212]

Both of them are right

[@alenvales6437]

No he is not for Honda 1.5T

[@Giardintek]

Scotty would not approve the 1.5L turbo Civic due to oil dilution issues and he would also be skeptical of the Porsche

[@richsweeney1115]

@@Giardintek yea, but the newer 1.5 T Doesn't have that problem I don't think, and I'm skeptical of the porche too

[@thomashelm6931]

I have a 2001 Toyota 4Runner. Over $210,000 miles on the clock and runs very well, still. With simple maintenance, it's bulletproof. Great video!

[@kurtokyere007]

I have a 2002 limited and it still runs smooth at 240,000 miles in Ghana 😹😹😹

[@thomashelm6931]

@@kurtokyere007 absolutely! The only vehicle that I will never ever regret buying.

[@johnchaney7550]

Had a 99 model that I sold at 450,000+ miles. Thar vehicle is still running at 600,000+ mules.Just bought 2002 with 255,000 miles. I'll drive it until 400,000 miles plus.

If it has the 4.7 then it's just broken in

[@kurtokyere007]

@ naa it has the 3.4 v6

[@davidmagen415]

Just took my new 2021 Lexus LS500 out fir the first time. What a great ride. Engine was smooth as silk before I knew it I was doing over 80. No turbo lag there. This was a good decision instead of a Benz

[@tyronmegawatts6580]

Yes 👍

[@bobby3944]

Nice choice.

[@nickybritain4900]

Benz should not even be in the same category. They are money pits after a few years. Well known to all mechanics!

[@davidmagen415]

@@nickybritain4900 exactly

[@familyman247]

Great decision! Enjoy

[@whyallthefuss201]

2008 Lexus RX350 with 225k on the odometer. Did the first spark plug change at 200k. I expect to do the second “tune up” at 400k. It’s been a bulletproof vehicle and I have absolutely no complaints about the vehicle

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

Those GR engines are very bulletproof

[@blkpopeye]

Horse power doesnt impress me Reliability does!

[@JoseFernandez-wu8pj]

Amen, RIGHT THERE WITH YOU.

[@petewiltfang]

I have a civic for reliability and a Chevy with alot of horsepower

[@starwarskong]

Finally a good answer.

[@charletfoster8917]

👍🏿

[@davidmason8212]

I just agree with you

[@12yearssober]

I’d like to add my 1992 740 Volvo to this list. It has almost 500K miles with all original drivetrain. Nothing but diligent maintenance and never left anyone stranded. It has never needed a tow either.

[@freedhwy]

I've never even heard this guy even utter the word "Volvo". Guess they don't offer enough graft to be included

[@12yearssober]

@LAD Teknologies Especially with a wagon which I have 😈

[@12yearssober]

@Alfred Weber That could be true

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Volvo makes really strong Lasting Motors if other things fall apart that Motor will still be running long after

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

I had a 1989 Ford F 250 4.9 straight six. Truck lasted 600,000 miles. It also had a three speed overdrive manual transmission. Another great truck was the Ford ranger early 1990s with a 3. 0 V6. Trucks were bulletproof and lasted 4 to 500,000 miles.

[@mikegabler5124]

Those were definitely great engines. However, it was too reliable for Ford's playbook so they replaced it was a junk V6 for the F150. I think it was a 3.2? I was in the car bizz and avoided those engines at all cost.

[@adnaansheikh1]

I had a friend who would brag about his 93 F-150 with that same inline-6 with 300k+ miles on it still running strong.

[@bertblue9683]

Back when Ford did make quality

[@dexterwestin3747]

That I-6 really was a great motor. I wish I hadn't sold mine. The only Ford truck engine I would be willing to buy now is the 5.0 V-8. I don't know enough about the new supercharged 5.2 going in the Raptor's - maybe it will be a legend.

[@timlepage4483]

@@dexterwestin3747 the 4.9 inline 6 they had was really solid too. At least I think it was a 4.9.

[@emanuelherrerias4082]

My geology friend has a 2012 tacoma and he puts that thing to the test. We went so many places I was sure we were digging out way out of. but the high belly and narrow frame lets it act as a transition between pick up and quad; out on the logging roads. He paid 400$ to have the entire thing detailed and after 10 years of hard work its still in top shape.

[@gregpayton6935]

Is his name Stan Marsh?

[@TheLizardKing1967]

342,000 Miles on my 94' Celica. $79.00 for one Projector light bulb on an 2007 LEXUS ES350.... I will keep my 94' Celica. Thank you!

[@DubbedJey]

206k miles on the notorious 2000 Celica gts drive everyday until mid winter and then garage it. My worst problems were e brake hub rusted (parts were 500$) and fuel filter which was 100$ and a few bulbs replaced.

[@maitakhole]

OK Scotty

[@DubbedJey]

@@maitakhole 😂 thank you

[@jcreed09]

@@maitakhole See this guy Waving his Arms and cackling just like Scotty!

[@daxmac3691]

If you are buying for YOU.....buy a Toyota/Lexus, Honda/Acura, These owners don't KNOW a good mechanic...don't know ANY mechanics!! If you are wanting to impress your snobby friends & invite a carjacking....LEASE (never buy) a European car. These folks KNOW all the mechanic shops...with mechanics named Dieter, Hans, Manfred, Pierre, Antonio, Nigel, & Enzo....speaking with a Euro accent, & having croissants & Greek yogurt in waiting room ! !

[@harrypaez2796]

All German cars are high maintenance and not reliable. Toyota and Lexus IS the only way to go.

[@ayebee1207]

Ha! Croissants and Grey Poupon! Royal Carriage Works at My Garage. I worked there summer of 1979. All the BMW and Rolls owners had a relationship with the mechanics. Southside Mitsubishi, in 1983. All the Turbo owners had a relationship with the mechanics. Now, I'm stuck with a family members choice of 2015 2.0L Hyundai GDI Turbo. So, did we inherit a future problem? Bells and whistles sales @80,000 miles. Going from a 4.7V8 to small engine. Saving grace maybe increased mileage. If Global economy turns petrol prices into Scalping the consumer. Afghan draw down. Must be another war going somewheres else. 30% evac currently. September is going to come faster than the Pentagon can think.

[@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333]

European cars are incredibly expensive to repair and maintain.

[@محمدأحمد-ظ6ض8ض]

😄

[@davidmason8212]

BTW he mentioned the porsche which i consider the most reliable European car

[@bradcolby3624]

I have had 15 Lexus cars and SUV’s since 1998. These are by far the most reliable vehicles on the market today and hopefully for years to come. Thank you for the great information you provide to all of us!!

[@look4keith]

Then why'd you have to get fifteen of them within twenty-three years? Why not just one or two?

[@RnR1001]

@@look4keith 🤣

[@front2427]

@@RnR1001 He keeps forgetting where reverse gear is and falling off the cliff🙈🙈🙈

[@trailerparkcryptoking5213]

I have had (1) Lexus since 2001 with 200k miles! WTF would you need 15? If the car is reliable drive the SOB till the wheels fall off!

[@tylersutton1048]

Maybe he can afford to something peasants don’t understand

[@bruceyung70]

Back in 1995, I was stationed at Adak, Ak. with a car that made everyone laugh every time we see it on the road. It was an old Honda Civic (I don’t recall what year or model) but I’m guessing an early 80’s model. Rounder angled and stodgy looking civic!! Anyhow the reason it was so comedic was that it was such a rust bucket with a missing hood, thereby exposing the engine in plain view. The car would be seen once or twice a week by us being driven around the base. What was so amusing was with no hood , when it snowed which was a very frequent thing in Adak island, the engine and the engine bay would be covered with snow and ice with icicles everywhere. But this ordinary-looking ugly brown civic was an un-killable machine due to it being continuously being driven through the cold and snow in one the most hostile environment that I can think of.

[@ECPP]

That is exactly how they are, real work horses

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

I still see plenty of them 90’s civics and accords on the road, still running strong.

[@robertcampbell9946]

I know a lady that bought a 2000 Honda crv truck with 105 000 miles & when she sold it , it had 445k on the clock.90s Corolla & Camrys & Acura Legends are still on the road with some serious miles on them.

[@ShawnGS300]

I used to own a 2006 Honda Civic LX. I had it for several years, did a lot of driving. When I sold it, it had well over 300,000 miles on it and was still working fine. Only reason I sold it was because I needed something bigger.

[@Vlagstaf]

Should be driven at a CPAC rally, speaking of hostile environment 😅 But yeah Honda does excellent vehicles

[@cleomaddiem3581]

I own a Mazda 626 Sedan in Prestige Silver colour, 1990 model ... bought brand new in Melbourne, Australia as a gift from my father for my 18th birthday. He paid $ 32,000 Australian dollars for it back then! It's now 32 years old, has done 500,000 kilometres (310,000 miles) and l continue to drive it daily. Has never failed me. Unbelievable car. I cannot part with it. My first and so far, only car ...!! It still looks like new and has always been outside for its entire 32 years, so far. People cant believe it!

[@ECPP]

They run forever

[@faafaafowhigh]

I am the original owner to a '06 BMW 325XI (E90) with 268,000 miles. This has been the most reliable car I have ever owned!

[@richardr5888]

The company I work for has a fleet of Honda Fits from 2011-2013. Most of those have 250,000-300,000 + miles on them. One has 376,000 miles on it. They all have the original engine and transmission. They've basically only had oil and filter, tires and brakes. No flushes, or fluid change outs. They are always seriously abused and idle alot. While not my style, I'm seriously impressed with how they've held up.

[@RickTroutner]

The Camry's have gotten pretty sexy in recent years

[@seane.9937]

Yeah they've made them beautiful. Almost as nice as the lexus

[@randomfyasmry]

Yes they did!! I'm loving my Camry!

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

They used be very plane Jane and boring

[@markkunzman9095]

Only problem with the camry is the low profile tires bending the $500 rims if a pot hole is not avoided.

[@281cobracar7]

We just gave my step daughter our 07 Camry with 205,000 miles. We put about $800 into it before we gave it to her. I told her it should be good for a another 200,000 miles.

[@TigerKittay]

Lexus has been consistently the most reliable luxury car - bar none.

[@beastfromtheeast9318]

I think so too, I have an 07 gs350 and consumes oil like crazy but it runs beautifully

[@FastSloW-qt8xf]

Most reliable car period. Followed by their dad toyota. I'm curious to see how the turbo cars hold up.

[@billhesford6098]

@@FastSloW-qt8xf I would get a turbo in a flash, but there is a hint of doubt about the heat and all the extra bits and pressure that go with them. Lexus has the best reputation period.

[@seth7712]

Lexus outperforms other luxury rivals

[@ECPP]

For dependability for sure

[@robertceroli3512]

Agree but here in Australia doesn't perform well in the new car sales . Something like 1 new Lexus sold new to 3or Merc or BMW .but in the used car market they sell far better than the euro money 💸 waster and retain there value better than the Euros go figure

[@diablocls55]

Lol outperform? Nah not even close

[@instasingingvids3529]

@@diablocls55 he means reliability wise. Not necessarily 0-60

[@ballisticmissl7919]

@@robertceroli3512 same in the uk. Lexus sells like 5 times less than any premium Germans, but are gaining popularity and top owner surveys

[@serious_in_seattle6917]

I’m skeptical about that Porsche being reliable long term. I was a little surprised about that Miata, but the rest of the cars I would totally agree. You should add the Toyota Corolla.

[@richardscathouse]

Agree, all Porsche's seem to be made of glass.

[@vaughndelay6190]

My sister had an 03 corolla and it was absolute crap. Transmission went, head gaskets went, radiator,

[@fugazi5150]

@@vaughndelay6190 did she keep up with the maintenance😂😂😂😂😂

[@vaughndelay6190]

@@fugazi5150 no her dad did.

[@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333]

Vaughn Delay Then she just got super unlucky. The Corolla is easily one of the most reliable cars.

[@gwats19577]

My Fleet: 2009 Lexus RX350 178k, 2010 Camry SE, 135k, 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser 99k, 2006 Toyota Tacoma 4D V6,170k... all are fun and 100% reliable...

[@redpilledbachelor7776]

Life is too short to spend time at the mechanic shop, LOL.

[@penvon]

😂

[@troytruong8246]

Or the stealership.

[@davidmagen415]

I have to say that while we’ve had 5 Lexus s except for a major accident none spent much time in for service

[@paystyles5429]

Right! Theres no “luxury” in sitting at the mechanic bay

[@MrYoungbert]

I own a 2013 Honda Civic with 491000 at the moment .original clutch,wheel bearings,starter, alternator.I replace lower ball joints on the front end that’s about it.been a fantastic car for me🤘

[@justgrace123]

Mannn. Japanese cars are so reliable and long lasting. Thumps up. My BMW and Merc already had problems within 6 years with less than 100k miles. They costed me fortunes to maintain. Damnnnn

[@troytruong8246]

Someone didnt get the memo huh. Wouldnt want any bmws or benz over 100k miles for free! No offense.

[@davidmagen415]

@@troytruong8246 you’ll end up with a long term relationship with the dealership

[@adnanburzic9458]

Yeah but audi, mercedes, bmw look very nice and not everybody can afford those cars. People who drive them are chanching them every 2 years.

[@MrSparklespring]

BMW and Mercedes are 'overengineered' and too complex. I've always driven french cars here in Europe and their engines are mainly bullet proof. That's why even BMW and Mercedes put Renault and Peugeot diesel engines in their cars. Tastes differ. We consider japanese cars ugly for most of the time and that's why only Toyota sells reasonably well here.

[@suprajew60]

@@MrSparklespring french non turbo diesel engines, but everything else is trash, i would say after the new corolla, toyota is selling a lot better in Europe, german over engineered, hmm really, just poorly built, cheap metals, lightweight thin components, they use the fantastic aesthetically pleasing/sporty designs and high torqued engines to sell them, to be honest Vauxhall and Ford are just as reliable as german cars nowadays, some even look better

[@Truck12300]

If you don't wanna have a joint custody with the mechanic. Stay in the Lexus/Toyota line. That's what I learn from this video.

[@tubedude92]

lol joint custody 🤣

[@Truck12300]

@LUCKY JOE I'm originally from east Africa and we didn't had Hondas there. 90% of the vehicles were Toyotas. It was easy to relate to Toyota, when I came to the US. I owned Hilux there and I own tacoma now which is the vehicle in gasoline version.

[@randomfyasmry]

Lmfaooo!!! Why did this comment made me laugh so hard?!😂 Joint custody! That is so true! The mechanic will definitely be considered part owner of cars that don't last long. Thank goodness for my Toyota

[@curtiswilson4737]

Also, Acura, as long as it's not their V6's.

[@curtiswilson4737]

Don't forget the Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matrix. Not much power, but Toyota's 1.8l is virtually indestructible.

[@kovalm3]

Great list. The Porsche is incredible, being hi performance. But i would put 1 more car on this list. Toyota Prius. I have one, it's 2012, with 620k miles. Drive it everyday.

[@MohammadIshfaqueJahanRafee]

How many times did you change the battery? Good going though. Other than the requirement of expensive battery change, I've heard nothing but good things about this vehicle.

[@musiclover5023]

620,000 miles, that's like passenger Bus mileage,wow !

[@jackboyer1280]

620k miles on a 9 year-old car you drive a lot of miles each year I have a Chevy Impala SS with under 140k miles I don't drive much more than average and that's with 5 trips 1/2 way across America

[@jackboyer1280]

That's About 69000 miles per year

[@GTARockman]

liberals drive prius and its certainly a boring ass car

[@rank1839]

I bought a 2014 Lexus ES. It’s nice to be reassured I mad a solid purchase. Thanks for the help, before I bought it, you videos helped me make my car choices.

[@davidrooks1846]

96 Toyota sienna was my first experience with having a Toyota. Bought it brand new and put 350,000 miles on it. Sold it for $2000 and the engine still ran as good as the day I bought it. Have a Toyota Tacoma that has 150,000 miles on it and giving it to my son. Wife bought a Highlander last year and I plan on getting a forerunner at some point this year. Yes I’m a believer!

[@bobby3944]

Back in the late 1980's when Lexus came out, I said that once they (Lexus and Toyota) could incorporate safety into their vehicles that they would rule the world. They certainly have done both. No longer are poorly engineered vehicles from Europe or domestic desired by those who know quality.

[@emreconklu3498]

My buddy has a 2003 ES 350 with 187,000 miles that has never been garaged in the Florida heat. Still runs like a charm and never had any problems with just basic maintainance. So I am convinced that these Toyotas are the best daily drivers to own for the long term. Decided to buy one as an experiment to see how long they last .

[@troytruong8246]

Be careful with the abused car by previous owner. Toyo or lexus can be shot at 100k miles if the idiots dont do regular maintenance. I was looking to buy an older lexus es350 with cash. Test drove an es350 at 98k miles, the engine was making metal grinding noise!!!!! I ran away.

[@dennismoti9343]

From all new vehicles, I settled for the 05 escalade. Why? The 05-06 were the last 6 liter iron block engines till they moved to aluminum block which are a nightmare. Mine has 300k miles and still runs like the caddy is famous for.

[@ChickenC0re]

They are also inexpensive to fix if something mechanical goes wrong. There are thousands of mechanics that know how to fix that generation of GM truck all around the country.

[@richsweeney1115]

@@ChickenC0re yea, because it's a Tahoe platform. Just like the crown vic, grandmarquis, and town car are the panther platform

[@liberalniautokrata7697]

Scotty Kilmer likes this (except for the Porsche, I guess). Joking aside, thank you for yet another great and informative video, Mark. Among these cars, my personal choice would be Honda, both Civic and Accord, although a bit older version with the naturally aspirated engine and manual transmission (just a personal preference). I like Hondas because they look like an ideal balance between reliability on one hand and excitement of driving on the other.

[@FishingTime_LetsGo]

Great reviews, got my old Acura 2005 TSX at 352K right now, and have a 2014 Lexus GS 350 sitting at at 82k but looking for a lot more. Thanks for the great reviews👍

[@looking511]

I am glad you show the 4 runner waiting for the 22 . I did sell one with 100.000 and did back half of money but screw up brought Elcave

[@1958Cadillac-v2g]

Whats a ELCAVE??

[@xjmathews]

I have a 2004 Chevy Tahoe with 290,000 miles that runs so smooth that you can't tell it's running unless you're standing next to the tail pipe! And the only things I've replaced besides normal wear items is the water pump and a set of injectors (and it was well past 240k when those items were done!) The only thing that messed up is the OnStar system, which I never used anyway!

[@angeleyes9381]

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[@angeleyes9381]

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[@alexgourdine6214]

Those early 2000s Tahoes are good vehicles one of my friends has a 03 with 271,000 and he still daily it to work

[@Rundark-]

My mom grew up in the country, second gen. American , her dad, my grandfather, after serving in WWII started his civilian life as a pyrotech. He carved roads in mountainsides, and saved his money and started a logging co. He picked me up a couple times and took me along for the ride. He drove that diesel pusher up and down windy skinny dirt switchbacks that would would make your hair stand on end. He told me that anyone can drive a fast car, but not everyone can drive a car fast. It wasn't until my mom taught me how to drive that I understood what he meant. We've all heard the saying, "women drivers no survivors" and as a rule that's not too far off the mark, but for every rule there is an exception. And my mom is one of those exceptions, and subsequently so is my sister, I was riding with her a week or so ago, and I made note of her skill and said to thank mom for showing us both the secrets of the wheel. I drive a POS econo box gerbil on a wheel powered car. Last time I got pulled over the officer asked me, "do you know how fast you were going?" I looked him right in the eye, and asked him, "Did I get to 100, I was trying to wind this thing upto a 100 but I can't take my eyes off the road anywhere near 80 cause it shakes a bit" He started laughing his ass off, cause he knew as well as I did, the only way that car would do 100mph is if I drove it off a cliff. Still prior to pulling me over I was leaving traffic behind me at a furious pace. I should also mention that making the cop laugh and being honest at the same time, remember I said around 80 she get shaky, I was doing 79 mph. He let me go with, "have a nice day" not even a warning. Cops are human too, try treating them that way, whatcha got to lose?

[@qwertyman9560]

Thats a nice story, unfortunately works only if you are white

[@thebritishindian1]

“Here’s a car that will last till the 2nd coming of Christ... the Honda Civic” 😂😂

[@samroma837]

I just bought one! 😉

[@thaikoon6220]

Toyota Land Cruiser is at the top.

[@thaikoon6220]

@RickReviews , Googles 100,000,000 miles Toyota’s.

[@JoseFernandez-wu8pj]

I love Honda and Toyota.

[@douggarrett5288]

I have an Accord with 360K plus on it. Going for 400K & then get a new car.

[@voodoochild800]

Owned my 1999 Honda Accord type r for 16 years now. Its done 230,000 miles, still drives and vtec's great. All I do is service it regularly.

[@tonybui135]

My Honda acorrd 1993 when I stoped to use At 400000 mile but car still run good

[@mikegabler5124]

Quite a number of years ago I purchased a 2004 Lexus ES330 for my wife. Once she was done with it and moved on to an RX350, I refused to get rid of the car because it runs so good. both my son's learned to drive on that car. finally, earlier this year my father in law needed a car so with 230,000 miles I sold it to him for $1. then he proceeds to find .68 of change left in the car so he brags that he got a Lexus for $.32. He corrected some body issues and the car is still going!

[@andrewthompsonuk1]

It's strange that most car buyers just do not care anymore about long term reliability. In the 80s reliability was talked about by almost everyone. In fact reliability seemed to be a bigger issue than looks performance, style or even rust to most people.

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

I agree, but also the reliability in cars isn't there anymore either. Like they once were in the 80s & 90s. I used to own a 2010 Chevy Impala that was a good car over the years. After that I purchased a 2014 Toyota Camry, which had issues. I got rid of it now I have a 2018 Camry with the newest body style and it is giving me some weird issues and this one was made in Japan. At this point I don't know what to think anymore. I still want something nice and stylish but reliable as well. The hype of the Honda,Toyota & Nissan back in the 80s&90s are gone. You still have a good crowd of fans but others have moved on.

[@andrewthompsonuk1]

@@jasperdilincoln2341 I don't really think it's quite as black and white as Toyota or not Toyota. Whoever looks after your car makes a huge difference. Previous owners also make a huge difference as faults need to be repaired when they happen.

[@eman0828]

I don't know about you and the OP of the video, late model cars aren't going to last as long as cars made in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. They are a lot more complex, have a lot of electronic gizmos and plastic crap on them these days that are becoming more cheaply made. Now they have plastic water pumps, plastic radiators, plastic inside the engine that fits in between the head gasket, plastic crap every where. Theres a reason why Mechanics tend to drive older cars. Scotty Kilmer owns all older generation Toyotas. Oldest one is a 94 Celica. More simpler cars back then that were better made with less plastic crap and gizmos. I don't think a late model Camry with GDI engine would compete with an early 2000s Camry in terms of reliability and longevity. A big jump to GDI is a big risk.

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

@@eman0828 I agree, the newer cars are using more plastics, but the technology is what really makes them complex. Computers on Wheels.

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

@@andrewthompsonuk1 true, but back in the day, people would say they loved their Nissan, Honda & Toyota because you could dogg the car out and it would still run.

[@Tsond123]

The 2016 Lexus RX with 100,000 miles are still selling for about $30,000 in my area. Re-sale value for Lexus's in gereral is solid.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Toyota and Lexus aint gonna last as years ago with turbo.

[@timothysommers4863]

I have a 2007 Toyota Tacoma with 274,000 miles. Other than tune ups, brakes and tires, I've only had to replace the alternator and a valve cover gasket (incredibly easy to change on this vehicle). Runs as good as the day I bought it! Next vehicle I ever purchase with be a sequoia hybrid hopefully!

[@ECPP]

They are tanks, and in a good way

[@TravelingwithAndrew]

My camry died at 250K, never got to 300k with great maintance.

[@pauljoseph2400]

And as Scotty Kilmer says..the best Toyotas are made in Japan.

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

Absolutely 👍🏼

[@doneal1959]

This is Toyota promotion and Lexus, they're good cars, but not a mention of Nissan or Infiniti, both Japanese cars and very dependable

[@deathrager2404]

@@doneal1959 i got a nissan micra from fuckin 2000 lol and it never NEVER has failed me.it has cosmetic issues sure, what car of 20 years old doesnt? but it never fails.

[@anthonymolina7416]

@@doneal1959 The GTR and Z are Nissan best cars since Renault is not involved with those models

[@suprajew60]

@@doneal1959 nissan WAS great until they sold out to other car companies, lets hope they can rise up again

[@AsimKhan-bn3bv]

what A Great Review of the Cars, keep it up and Thank You for the info!

[@ECPP]

Thanks you for watching

[@kevinlow9082]

Lexus and Toyota’s are the best when it comes to reliability and dependability period! I own 3 Toyota’s and 3 Lexus! Best cars/ SUV I ever own:)

[@DeigonTV]

Too bad they're ugly AF

[@alp3781]

A co worker has a GX460 with 180K, the guy kills the car at traffic lights, the car just does not die.

[@TeslaRules1856]

I suspect the 2.0L Honda civic will outlast the 1.5 turbo civic.

[@ECPP]

Yes

[@eman0828]

I don't know about late model cars because older cars were less complex that didn't have a lot of electronic gizmos or plastic parts on them. I still drive a 2006 Camry SE model with close to 200k miles and it's a pretty basic car with no fancy electronic crap prone to breaking or cheap plastic parts under the hood. All the newer cars are getting more cheaply made cutting corners.

[@lexre5948]

My 2013 Camry hybrid is at 300,000 miles and still runs like brand new car.

[@eman0828]

@@lexre5948 Definitely highway miles. You are probably getting close due for new Hybrid battery replacement. I use to own an 09 Hybrid and the battery pack was on it's way out. They aren't cheap to replace which why I gotten away from Hybrid as the Hybrid components are very very expensive to repair compared to a normal gasoline Camry.

[@ltwig476]

I hear ya! I had an 06 Civic with 96,000 miles on it and some jerk totaled it in 2019. I like keeping my autos for 15 years, then buying a new one. All of today's gadgets on auto's will cost a lot of repair bills before they are half used. I just ordered a 2022 Forester. Figured it to have the greatest resell value in 3 years. I can't see keeping these cars with all the things that could go wrong. The great thing is the improved mpg. we can now get with the new technology.

[@Mabeylater293]

4:32 “basic“ ain’t got nothing to do with reliability. The Yugo was basic and it was a piece of absolute garbage in reliability. By contrast, the Lexus LS and LX are far from basic Ans yet those two cars are the most reliable cars ever built.

[@danielpassigmailcom]

They're not as reliable as the '70s-'80s diesel mercedes were

[@bigolow641]

2007 Acura MDX 256K miles and still running smooth.

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

I have an 06 Honda Pilot with around 185k miles. Same architecture as your MDX, you’re right it’s incredibly smooth.

[@yenlard6683]

My 2012 MDX just passed 145k miles. Has never let me down....expect for the paint on the roof and hood oxidizing. Plan on getting it painted.

[@manoman0]

76k miles on my Gen1 Volt. Solid car, inside and out. Battery= 2-3% battery degradation, can still get 50 miles out of a single charge.

[@stevenlatham4397]

The 96-02’s with the 3.4 5VZ-FE, and the 03-09’s with the 4.7 V-8 are legendary. Really, besides the 3.0, 4runners are one of the greatest vehicles ever.

[@ECPP]

You bet

[@adamboylan2307]

Mazda miata likely is a solid performance car. Only car i ever owned that cornered like it was on rails was an ‘87 hyundai stellar. Gutless 4 door sedan. But could take nearly any corner at any speed. It was the first year of the front strut design and rear coils. I believe having 52% of the cars weight on the rear wheels was the reason for the crazy handling. Great video. Keep them coming.

[@mikaoj74]

Very Good info do, Thanx allot!!

[@ECPP]

Thanks a lot

[@kennethb.correnti8276]

The Toyota Avalon is really a Lexux ES 350 with Toyota pricing and the same reliability. I shopped for one for my son and ended up buying with a substantial discount. I own a 2013 Miata Club 6-speed. Joe McLaughlin in the Dallas area took out the 2.0 Liter and put a 2.5 liter Turbo in in. 330 HP!....... and power to weight ratio of a 2020 Corvette

[@japnikki]

I have a 2001 Camry v6 with 412k miles. In southern USA no rust. No issues just regular maintenance, several battery, tires and brakes. Done timing belt twice since 2004 no issues.

[@eddieelliott1496]

I have a Camry 2006 at 310k 💯💪 I'm gonna ride it till da wheels fall off

[@TheFat_Operator]

The oil dilution issue didn’t affect the Accords, just the civic and CRV’s. I have a 2019 accord sport with the 1.5 turbo. It’s a year and a half old, bought it brand new no issues to date.

[@grimm2085]

Great video, great information going to put it to good use, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge God Bless All ❤️

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much for the support.

[@luzislight717]

Spot on👍🏼

[@ECPP]

Thanks a lot for watching. Which is your favorite in this list?

[@luzislight717]

The Lexus RX350 😊

[@craigkoch4585]

Nice job thanks!

[@ECPP]

You are welcome

[@davidmbugua9265]

I drove my 2016 Lexus ES 350 for 800K Kilometres in period of 3 years

[@gabevillarreal96]

My mom has owned 7 brand new Lexus ES's since 2004 and has driven every one to around 150k miles and she has NEVER had 1 single problem! Never even had to change her brakes. Simple maintenance and she was good to go. She won't drive another brand or model because it's never let her down and it simple does iys job and is extremely comfortable and quiet.

[@eddiereed5025]

does she live in the car

[@gabevillarreal96]

@@eddiereed5025 165 miles a day to and from work. I drive 9 miles to and from work. So in essence yes.

[@Ryearthvl7983]

I have a 05 Pontiac Grand Prix with 326000 miles and still runs great!

[@troytruong8246]

Yep after u replaced everything. Lol

[@Ryearthvl7983]

@@troytruong8246 not really, motor and transmission haven't been touched, only minor stuff has been replaced, those cars are bullet proof

[@ChickenC0re]

Late 90s and early 2000s GM products weren't bad cars. If something did go wrong, a shadetree mechanic could get your car back on the road inexpensively.

[@Ryearthvl7983]

@@ChickenC0re I have done most of the repairs myself, they are really easy to work on

[@marcellojhidalgo6920]

Lol

[@ronrice2249]

I have a 2002 Buick Park Avenue with a 3.8L engine and over 193K miles and it still runs like a new one. It gets over 30 mpg on the road with an average in the mid 20s. My son drives a 2002 Dodge Ram 4-door 2WD with a 360 engine and over 220K miles and it runs great. Not that great on mpg, but more than enough power for anything you need.

[@irbose9895]

Honda accords aren't as reliable as they used to be. They use dirt cheap parts and they have more problems than expected.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

Honda and Toyota reliability have BOTH dropped some in the last decade or so. Still high, just not incredible. I think they finally realized they would sell more cars if their designs died a bit sooner....

[@cherryred1732]

Aye. Have a Honda accord tourer estate now for 14 years a 2007 reg. Don't want to change it. Just put a new clutch master cylinder in it .and do oil change a brakes ect and keep it going. Dread having to get newer one. As got dpf in it for a start yet another money pit. Will stay with me old accord till either it gives up or I wear me wooden overcoat..

[@jasimsofi3412]

Boi Honda’s are so reliable and they last forever if you take care of them. Nissans aren’t reliable like they used to be but hondas are still reliable

[@Jimbo1268]

Good job dude

[@ECPP]

Thank you a lot

[@petrosbonannos]

What's the best station wagon out there please? Is it the Hyundai i30 Wagon in lieu of Volvo's high price? Or is it possibly the Subaru Outback?

[@luciehanson6250]

Go with Subaru, but expensive on maintenance.

[@milnergregorye]

Love these reviews thanks so much

[@ECPP]

You are very welcome. Thanks for the support.

[@TheFoxisintheHouse]

I still ended up getting a 2021 Mazda 6 Touring Came down to body style and color Yes, I am superficial lol

[@ngartola]

Mazda is ranked 1st for reliability by consumer reports in 2020. I had the 2016 Mazda 6 for 5 years and the only maintenance I did was oil changes. The only reason I changed to the CX-5 is that I needed AWD for our winters here in Canada.

[@larkt6693]

Mazda passed Lexus up for reliability...!!!

[@troytruong8246]

Cant stand the 4cyl turbo from mazda. Give a v6 as an option!

[@SSGFL1]

Excellent video and thorough analysis.

[@ECPP]

Thank you very much

[@bhumphries1360]

Damn, I love that red Camry interior!!

[@ECPP]

I agree, it looks great

[@sfritts]

I have a 96 Chevy Silverado, 330,000 miles on it. 99 Chevy Blazer right behind it with 324,000 miles on it. Sold my 93 Chevy Cheyenne a couple years ago with the 4.3 with almost 450,000 miles on it. Still runs today.

[@danr4197]

4.3 "Vortec" V 6 is a great engine!

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Some of those vehicles have CVT transmissions which will bring into question the 300,000 mile longevity.

[@JaimeeTyrell]

I have 2012 Honda Fit Hybrid with CVT which has 280.000 miles on it. Never had any problems. If the CVT is built by AISIN then you’re good. And a Honda CVT after 2009 is also good. The worst CVT’s are built by JATCO. They sometimes last less than 40.000 miles.

[@islandon22]

Excellent review. We own 3 of your choices

[@ECPP]

Thanks for watching

[@seane.9937]

I drive a 01' GS300 which is turning 200k miles this week. The battery light just came on. I should trash the car. Won't last another 10 miles. If I drove a dodge I might be actually thinking that! It's been years of trouble free driving. Love this car. Thank you for your vids. God's Love

[@rickiedecuir9909]

Sean E. I had GS300 did out to my son it has 255,000 miles, just changed the water pump and timing belt but the shop foreman at it local Toyota dealer told me the 2JZ inline 6cyl engines are good but the oil pumps have 2 brass n rubber seels that go bad and leak oil which is what mine did, it cost a small fortune to repair, drop the transmission pull the oil pan then oil pump n change those 2 seals, beside that they are very reliable vehicles, that same engine came in the Supras so they do get up and go, good luck with your GS, I currently drive an 07 Tacoma with 172,000 miles with a timing chain, your GS has a belt, a Toyota mechanic told me those timing belts can last quite a while he said he saw some with 200,000 MI, so changing them every 70,000 like they recommend not really needed, but to each their own.

[@seane.9937]

@@rickiedecuir9909 I have that leak also. I was hoping it was merely a oil pan seal but not so lucky I guess. Thank you for the heads up

[@rickiedecuir9909]

@@seane.9937 no problem, I just kept adding oil when it got low and changed the filter when it was time, to bad these leaks come up otherwise a perfect motor.

[@seane.9937]

@@rickiedecuir9909 yeah I just keep an eye on the oil. My oil always looks honey color. Even at 5k miles of driving. Maybe there is some benefit to constantly adding fresh oil.

[@rickiedecuir9909]

@@seane.9937 My son that had my GS got pulled over for expired license tag no driver's license and outstanding tickets that he did not pay, the car was brought to the impound and I refused to help him anymore, he already cost me $1,500 bucks after the car was repaired so he lost my car and now he's on foot, he's my son and I love him but sometimes you have to let them hit rock bottom before they learn anything, it would have cost me another two grand for him to get the car back, that's just too bad.

[@dennisstafford7801]

Nice report, well done, would be nice to see some actual data

[@MizzAn63lin3]

“ probably last until the second coming of Christ”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JesseMgala]

Well, Jesus has said, "I'm coming like a thief." A thief can come visit you anytime. So he might unawarely be giving you a heads up.

[@johndrake3731]

I'm already here, STUPID BOY !

[@davidmason8212]

@@johndrake3731 LoL

[@mattphillips2844]

I predict 2033, an even 2000 years after death. So yeah sure no problem, 12 years is easy.

[@mletouutube]

I bought a 1998 Toyota Sienna with 95K miles. I did 200+ miles with it for a total of 300K miles and traded it in with another Sienna 2007. I drove less since I have been working at home for years. But it is still working very well with 180k miles with not much repairs (add freon gas from time to time). I am not using it often as I now bought a Tesla Model 3 Long Range with the optional acceleration boost. I am in love with that car. I think I will be able to pass the 300K miles with it. We will see.

[@richardfrye3509]

The Toyota Corolla should be on this list in place of the Porsche. Scotty just released a video on how unreliable the Porsche 966 really is.

[@_TheMax_]

I got 600k on Toyota Corolla, never seen mechanic only for brakes and oil change. @600 I had to give up the car not because something was wrong with it but because someone hit it with the truck.

[@timsharpe3498]

My Corolla only has 180,000 miles on it. My Sienna has 198,000 and neither one has needed anything except gas, tires and oil changes.

[@richardalolino4518]

Just love your show!!..❤❤😊

[@detonator2112]

How is it possible that Volvo V70 / S80 / XC70 is not on your list? In Europe we have three cars that have super high mileage and they are Volvo V70, Toyota Land Cruiser and Mercedes E-class diesels (mostly used in taxis and have astronomical mileages). Volvo V70 is built like a tank and can handle insane mileages. Toyota Land Cruiser goes without saying. Cheers. Good channel.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Very true Had an S80 Some stuff fell apart But the Moto never not one time ever had an issue Volvo makes insanely good motors that last they will go well over 250k without breaking a sweat.

[@deepakreddyy3478]

Hey, I am thinking to buy a Volvo XC60. After going through many reviews snd reliability ratings, I decided it will be a good car and can last for a while. But just wanted to get your opinion as well. What do you suggest? Am I going for a money pit or a somewhat reliable car?

[@freedhwy]

Volvo drivetrains last forever...even the aluminum block 5 and 6 cylinder inline engines. With the Aisin automatic trannies, they're solid. Just don't buy into the "lifetime transmission fluid" BS. Change that fluid at least every 50K miles.

[@Sonikbytes]

I will be driving/buying a toyota for the rest of my life!

[@ak-aire67b33]

Me too.

[@jamescostello7584]

Well you better hope the Toyota outlives you cuz they're making it worse

[@elsayedabdelrehim7324]

Lovely presentation

[@ECPP]

Thank you

[@elijacobs2529]

What about the 1.5t honda issues, not sure if it will last

[@clb_52]

You're right you don't know🙄

[@empowerkids7460]

Great list... But what sources are used?

[@2010bigfathen]

How the hell do you know a 2021 Lexus will last ?

[@doyleelad1113]

Genetics

[@fugazi5150]

Made in Japan with rigorous quality control

[@9a8c]

@@fugazi5150 How does that explain those made in Kentucky? Since they are made here in the USA, does that mean quality control is not as good as Japan?

[@DubbedJey]

@@9a8c the best American built car

[@9a8c]

@@DubbedJey Opinions are awesome

[@christopherjoyce9788]

I just bought a 2024 es 350. I absolutely love the stereo upgrade with no touch pad. It's almost identical, but with a few tweaks in the interior and grill styling. I am looking forward to driving this for the next decade. I do have a 2016 ram 1500 big horn. I'm lucky to say it just hit 110. With only work done was fluid changes and brakes. I'm a care nut, so I tend to coat most engine area electric with linseed oil to take care of the new England electrical corrosion issues. The truck still drives like new still. I use it as an actual truck. I'm sure shocks will be next. Great video and very informative. Wanted to trade it in for the new Trundra, but I have over a dozen friends constantly bring them into the shop. Im not convinced on the turbo 6 yet

[@ssbN77]

I was a german badge snob for 20 years but after owning the later BMW/Audi models and expericing major issues, I finally decided to go Japanese with Lexus and will never buy german again.

[@joemofo5689]

My 2016 Honda Accord touring 280hp. Best car I have ever purchased!!!

[@pituq129]

I love my RX. Bought on Aug 2017. 21 now only has 42000 Kms

[@scottknoll1699]

Good morning Mark, great list of vehicles, love the Porche 🥰😎🔥👍, stay safe my friend 😊

[@VincentScales]

I bought a 2016 Toyota Camry SE back in 2015 and I'm looking forward to keeping well into my retirement (I'm 60)!

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

Is it the Japanese made Camry?

[@JesseMgala]

I bought a 2007 Corolla, which was made in Canada, last year with almost 130k miles at the time of purchase. I hope I can drive it to work till my retirement. I'm 56 construction worker.

[@jamescostello7584]

Until you're in my rearview mirror and I jam on the brakes

[@rodneysmith247]

I asked myself Q) is there anything you don't know about cars? A) I wouldn't bet on it. Fantastic video 👍

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

Nearly 300k miles on my 2000 Buick Regal, still going strong and the 3.8V6 runs like a top. I don't think the newer ones can do this. It does have plenty of rust from exposure to winter salt.

[@av8rbri473]

hell yes, i believe it; that 3800 was one of GM’s best EVER motor

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

@Alfred Weber Still ran like a top, didn't make any noises at startup or while running, didn't use any oil. Sounded and ran like new. I just lost the car to an underhood gasoline fire a couple weeks ago.

[@vaughndelay6190]

My 1997 toyota tercel rolled over 300000 a while ago, and still running strong!

[@MikeMaye]

YEP, you're definitely spot on .... always love your reviews

[@wjhandy]

You are ballin in Alberta rocking them highline cars. It might be puckin

[@ECPP]

Thanks.

[@wallbanger3]

I had a 2004 Chevy Impala that had 325,000 on it , maintaining it was key

[@toddr8415]

I've owned 2 of these vehicles. Lexus and Toyota in general, if we're talking manufacturers. I also had a Lexus GS350, amazing vehicle. 😎👍