Top 10 Cars Owners Keep for 15 Years or More | Cars That Just Don't Die

[@chloemaxwell2628]

I'm in year 19 with my Honda Civic and it's still going strong!

[@ViceRoze]

What moddel? Did you mod it or change anything?

[@pavellasac9051]

Still in her teenage years! That is totally fine! 😁👌

[@Agenamigo]

Congratulations.. got a friend without Honda Civic Hatchback from the 1980s. The mileage goes back to 0 again after a series of 9s. He drove to Canada, Mexico, and all over the US. I think yours will be just like his. 😄

[@lets.go.places2gether]

I bought my corolla when my first child was born, he is now 17 years, and it still drives well. My spouse and I only buy Toyota because of its reliability and durability.

[@christianco905]

@Christian Ball Pure of hate

[@earleansmith8608]

I'm a witness you are so right

[@chriskonte1909]

@Christian Ball Don't look a gifted horse in the mouth right? Not really my grandparents gave me their old 2008 Mercedes A-Class with 87.000miles I junked it 2 1/2 years later with 103.000miles cause I had to pay 3.000€/ 3500$ in that time for repairs just to keep it running. I stranded twice because my alternator got bad or my v-belt ripped, my car turned off while driving because of the stupid ignition that no longer regognized the key and on top stuff like my heated seats, power folding mirrors or the (manual)transmission no longer worked or have been on their last legs. Especially here in Europe in my case Germany people think they get a good daily when they buy a used Mercedes for 9000 - 10.000€ and it has around 65.000miles on the odometer. But more than 84% of the germans junk their cars when they hit 200.000km or 120.000miles a record most americans would laugh at ^^

[@tompain2751]

@Christian Ball I doubt it. He has no car payment. Most people stay broke by spending money on new cars.

[@JuCarlos-ex8ip]

Smart way to go i agree

[@newtoncooper4085]

I had my Toyota 4-Runner for 30 years and it NEVER left me stranded. The 22R was the best engine ever made. The frame rusted to death at 547,000 miles.

[@virgilhayag954]

22R was a bullet engine. I had a Toyota pick up ,1986, I drove it for 24 years w/ no oil leak. I gave it away and bought a Toyota Tundra.

[@vincecarlo]

Got Yr 2000 Honda Accord 2.3L Gen 6 with 380k km on the clock 21yrs Old n still running fine

[@hofra01]

When my dad bought his Toyota Rav 4, I wasn’t even born, which means 19 years ago. The cars still going well. Last year when I was buying my BMW 3, my dad told me something at that time I didn’t understand “ Toyota will make you smile today and tomorrow, BMW will make you smile today and make you cry tomorrow”.... now I am selling the BMW and will look for a Toyota.

[@sevnlight6313]

My Camry leaked engine coolant bad so I put several additives and sold it. My current prius burns oil bad

[@sevnlight6313]

My next car will be a Tesla. A guy on KZbin gives half a million miles maintenance breakdown report. And I was satisfied with the results

[@sevnlight6313]

I hate going to gas stations and seeing the long angry depressed faces of the clerks. And pump credit card skimmers are not extremely rare. I will charge overnight instead.

[@sevnlight6313]

I sold my 2017 crew 4x4 tundra with 7k miles the beginning of this year. The small overlap crash protection will leave you in a wheelchair

[@sevnlight6313]

@Lut Haqimi All my 4 cylinder Toyota engines being camry, prius, Corolla all start having engine noises when old. They still run tho

[@terrymayfield364]

With regular maintainence and being garaged, my Toyota Camry has 386,553 miles on it; the body is in very good shape. No accidents or crazy driving moves. Bought in 1993, I'm looking forward to 400K in 2021

[@Dave-nz5jf]

Cause no one else did it: Toyota Avalon - Honda CRV Toyota Tacoma Toyota Sequoia Honda Odyssey Toyota Rav4 Toyota Prius Toyota Tundra Toyota Sienna Toyota Highlander

[@Midwest..]

And Lexus 😎👍

[@mohamedihsaanhuzain133]

❤🍻

[@PrinceAdom]

Where's Toyota Camry?

[@ADG-pl7ur]

Where's the Chevys?

[@matthewwindisch9449]

@@ADG-pl7ur 😂

[@carbonunit]

I bought a 2003 Corolla S back in 2002. I drove it for the 1st 9 years and my son has been driving it for the other 7 years and it still runs like new with minimal repairs.

[@oladejofriday7791]

in summary , most japanese cars live the longest. True legends

[@1purplerose]

I sure thought that number 1 would be Toyota Camry. I just traded in my 2003 Camry ( it was nearly 17 yrs old with 224,000 miles) for a 2020 Toyota Corolla, which I plan to keep for a couple decades. Toyotas ROCK!!!!!

[@miragexl007]

We were just watching old kid videos. My Little 3 year old was walking around my 05 Camry period. Which she started driving last year. Kind of neat. I'm missing the car already although I drive it once in awhile. Looking to buy a RAV4 this week.. Despite everything online pointing towards the CRV what features an engine and stuff. But reliability? Good, but people point out Toyotas got a little Edge there.. Just don't like the dash on CRV. That's about it.. Plus kinda Toyota family anyway.. Because of reliability

[@onenikkione]

Your new Corolla has a CVT, none of the cars he mentioned did. only time will tell.

[@turbocavalli]

They sure dont rock anymore

[@1purplerose]

@@turbocavalli I got nearly 17 years out of my Camry. You can't expect more than that. I've had 3 great Toyota's. The third being my 2020 Corolla. I will expect longevity from Roseanna (my car) as well. Time will tell the story.

[@msjrene05]

I had bought my 08 Toyota Yaris in 08 and kept it for 11 years. I just purchased a 2020 Toyota RAV4 XLE yesterday and hope to keep it at least 15 years!

[@givesyouthechills]

Lincoln Town Car! Mostly bought by older people, I see people having their same Town Car after 10-40 years. Surprisingly they last forever for being American/luxury car. Most Town Cars go over 300k-500k miles. I just bought a 2001 with 186K on it. Nothing wrong mechanically at all. Just a bad driver window switch and the air suspension of course needed to be replaced, cost $100. These cars are classy, powerful, comfortable, quiet, and a dream of a ride. Besides lack of power and technology, can't be compared to even today. And this is coming from previous owner of Muscle cars, hybrids/EVs, and imports. The Lincoln Town Car is a great car from an era long gone.

[@franz4294]

You have consider the number of fleet sales. Town Cars were heavily used by limousine services, and even though they last and last for many miles, limo fleets aren't kept as long as personal vehicles.

[@gundism]

Indeed

[@eman0828]

I don't think "Air Suspension" would cost only a 100 bucks to fix. Those systems are rather expensive and complicated. More like a money pit for an old car like that. One air shock on a Mercedes is like $1,190 a peice! It requires reprogramming the computer to recalibrate the Air shocks.

[@givesyouthechills]

Eman 08 Air bags for Lincoln Town Cars are only $50-100 each, and the compressor is $100-200 if that goes out, mine was okay. It only has rear air suspension, and no computer changes to get it going. You just turn off the air suspension via a switch, Jack up the rear, unplug the bag from the hose, unclip the plastic keeping it in place, and do the opposite to put in the new one. Make sure it's sitting on the axel right, Jack it down, turn on the switch, the computer senses the bags are empty, and it fills back up. That's it. Everyone knows Mercedes are money pits. Bad reliability and expensive imported parts at an artificially inflated cost due to brand image. Goes for most luxury cars.

[@robertsitch1415]

In most ruarl areas of North America I see way more GM, Ford, or sometimes even Chrysler vechiles leftover from the 20th century. I guess it is primarily poor resale value but low parts cost.

[@lamshao]

Toyota owners value reliability not flashiness. Probably have more money in savings too

[@funkyguy99]

Andrew Lam well now you can have both cause I'm getting a brand new Toyota CH-R SUV and that car is a real head turner!

[@timm5362]

Look up the Toyota Century. It's like a Japanese Rolls Royce. But good luck getting a new one if you're not a government official, CEO of Yakuza.

[@wholeNwon]

No, it's not "like" RR at all. It's vastly superior to anything built by BMW ("RR") or VW ("Bentley"). But one of the differences is that none of them that I'm aware of were really intended to be owner-drive. So the driver's area is relatively spartan.

[@1969cmp]

Well, Im glad style has finally met the Camry.

[@StraitClownin909]

100%

[@DanYankee1923]

We have a 2002 Toyota Camry with 273423 miles on it. Looks great, drives great. No major work done. This car keeps going.

[@silviodeassis5728]

I am driving my Camry 2000 and happy with that. No bills!

[@pistoff7697]

2004 Tundra owner. Love it! My wife has a 2011 Highlander. Loves it! Used to be a Chevy family. We got sick of the unreliability.

[@virgilhayag954]

I stopped buying domestic car since 1982. Never regret it.

[@paulbroderick8438]

Bought my Honda Civic Del Sol new in 1993 and currently has 240,000 miles. I keep up on all repairs and I am in no mood to face dealerships and all of their nonsense.

[@brentbeardsley655]

2004 Sienna has 217,000 trouble free miles. Only wear and tear items and normal maintenance costs. No rust, oil leaks or burning oil. Change oil every 5000 miles and still looks like honey. Easily the best vehicle I've ever owned. We bought it when our kids were young to go to their sporting events. At this rate, we may end up driving our grandkids to their events also!

[@310chris18]

I used to have a 92 camry with 300k miles never gave me a problem at all loved it super reliable car. Now I habe a 2017 camry and I'm going to keep buying Toyota's for a long time.

[@lindagambrell6019]

My 2001 Toyota 4Runner is 20 years old and it’s required hardly any maintenance over the years and is going as well as ever! Great car!

[@alessiabenedetto5278]

Most car companies make their vehicles "NOT" to last long on purpose.

[@heidernheinreich4827]

Yes! Now even Toyotas

[@zoobrizz]

Alessia Benedetto No. Some just don’t care.

[@heidernheinreich4827]

@Jasaemer Tsun lmaol

[@msntung]

Blame it on the shareholders !!!

[@WhalerGA]

I don't think so. There is too much competition for this to be a successful strategy. Much of this perceived decline comes from the need to make components lighter (i.e. generally less robust) in order to meet CAFE standards.

[@eman0828]

"Toyota's don't break, unless you break them." My 09 Toyota currently with a 184,734 miles slid on ice and hit a curb and bent a control arm, broke a rim and the tire came off. Screw a tow truck, it was still drivable and drove the thing back home and fixed it myself.

[@s45gr32]

No way

[@bigwo56]

my '04 has over 202,000 and no leaks, rattles or smoke! Just keep on changing the oil on schedule!

[@mi777ke777]

1MZ/3MZ v6 Toyota's last forever. Avalon, Camry, Solara, Highlander, Sienna and the Lexus ES300 were some of the most reliable vehicles ever made. I've seen these engines with 350000 - 400000K miles on them still running smooth and trouble free.

[@rightlanehog3151]

As long as people do their basic maintenance.

[@hectorramirez3242]

100% Right. My 4 Runner made it with 300k and still going. My experience with Toyota or Lexus has been great. The build things to last.

[@JameyMeetze]

Worked in the automotive business for 27 years. The big 3 domestic vehicles (Ford, Chevy, Chrysler) are built to fail, while the big 3 imports (Toyota, Honda, Nissan) are built to last.

[@Roosterbate44]

In 2007 I gave up on American cars and only bought Toyotas I've never looked back.

[@tatialo37]

Smart move!!! You'll save money long term!!!!

[@flintrock8433]

Trator

[@dormytorry]

@Jasonv van Heerden savage

[@christiandelgado1589]

You just made the best decision in your entire life.

[@zulkanainbaharuddin2185]

Like they say. If you go toyota. You'll never go back.

[@cousinjudeskitchen7146]

I kept my 2001 highlander for 14 years and sold it, because I didn't have room for it anymore. I think about that car almost everyday. I sold it with over 300k miles on it and still had no issues. We also kept a 1990 Camry in my family for about 20 years. We ended just giving it awat, but that car was A TANK. It never gave any issues and I remember taking long family trip from NY to Canada very often as a child. I'm actually going to buy a new Rav 4 this week. Toyota for life!

[@jeremybcenteno]

Finally a reliable cars list the would make Scotty Kilmer proud.

[@Chu3505]

Ha,ha..It so..true but Scotty Kilmer is also Toyota and Honda fan boy also if they’re still made in Japan is the best but not for the Nissan Motor Corporation brand because after the year of 2000 it was sold to the Italian car manufacturers The Renault Corporation.

[@bobbrewer8135]

@@Chu3505 on

[@buddhimmi]

He'll yeah 🤣🤣🤣😜

[@Chu3505]

@@theroyalcrown9165 Yeah thanks.I might be thinking of Chrysler and Fiat when I’m writing this.

[@mmorales508]

A flashy car usually means an empty wallet. I rather travel ✈ #ToyotaForever

@Christian Hilton Ball Spoken like a guy that knows what "broke" means & has it on his mind! HA HA!!

[@losrevolucionarios8858]

You're triggered

[@stratovani]

1995 Toyota Camry here. Ugly as hell, with lots of body rot and clear coat peeling, but it never fails to start, runs smoothly and quietly, never has broken down or left me stranded, just did the usual repairs - brakes, exhaust, tires. Cheap to run, cheap to fix, cheap to insure. I'm a Toyota man forever!

[@jedimindknight]

I just barely bought an 08 highlander for this exact reason. I am not the least bit surprised it was number one or that yotas dominated the list. They go forever!

[@marco1173]

I kept my last car, a Honda Civic, for 15 years. Never again, though. After about 10 years it became a full time job keeping up with every little thing that kept breaking, not to mention it turned into a money pit. I wanted it to last longer but I couldn't justify the expense.

[@marilyn3538]

I've had my corolla for 21 years 😂👍

[@justsaying4451]

WOW!!! That is AWESOME!!!😃😃😃😃 I had a coworker that bought nothing but Corollas. She has never owned any other car. Now I see why.

[@darcychu9652]

Mine is 1990 one, I got it from my colleague in 2004. Still going strong.

[@bryanfews5295]

Recently picked up an 03 as a commuter runs great !

[@ramtrucks721]

21 years?. U must be poor

[@JohnAgustinScuderia458595]

1995 Corolla GLI my father passed it on to me since 2016 it cannot be killed xD 288888kms and going

[@lorrimiller7010]

The most reliable car I’ve ever owned is a Mazda 323.

[@garychannell4663]

I should add that my wife is still driving her 2003 Toyota Camry with over 190300 miles on it!

[@thomaswomack3888]

I have several subarus that are older than 15 years and still going strong

[@louisbureau8196]

Bought a cream puff 2000 Avalon in 2008. Just gave it to my son. What a piece of machinery!

[@davidstraub593]

Brought to you by . . . Scotty Kilmer. Seriously, Toyota is the best and most reliable.

[@jbm0866]

Wrong, that would be Lexus. I mean sure the parent company is Toyota, but the models that are exclusive to Lexus (LS, IS, GS and variants) are overengineered, but in the good way..not the German way of doing things overly complex simply because it's fun to design🙄 Lexus models are also assembled with more fanatical attention to detail and slightly imperfect cars that would pass muster on a Toyota assembly line get sent back by Lexus quality control.

[@markolea9713]

I still have a 1991 Toyota Camry 227,000 original miles

[@oldguysrock2170]

I had a 1994 Volvo I used in LA for a commuter. 4 cyl turbo and easy to conduct routine maintenance. Sold it with 275,000 miles in 2012 to a buddy for $500. He still driving it today with orig engine and tranny. It is 27 years old and still running.

[@Arttheclown1981]

I have a 2004 highlander with 219,000 miles still drives awesome

[@johnsmith-gt3po]

I had my 1992 Toyota Celica for 20 years, just because it never had any major issue but normal maintenance. Currently have 2007 V6, still going strong.

[@roman_bunny_coffee6495]

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[@bryanparker9281]

I am still driving my 1999 Acura TL , has 353,000 miles on it runs fantastic!!!!!!!!

[@CYCO1631]

Isn't Acura Honda's luxury line? Kinda like Lexus is for Toyota. Absolutely bullet proof

[@Coldinwis]

I have a 99 Acura TL as well with 216,000 miles on it! It ran great until someone cut my catalytic converter off, now it won’t start lol

[@blakemichaelsen7030]

I have a 2007 tl with 237000 miles

[@bryanparker9281]

I am now at 345,500 miles on my 1999 Acura 3.2 TL

[@tubedude54]

They never asked me about my Intrepid... it's now 18 yrs old and going strong!

[@indahf.freztiyana824]

Still driving my '91 Corolla Liftback, doesn't run as smoothly as it used to, but still taking me from home to work daily, currently on 79.840 km after the odometer reset... I was literally born in that car... xD

[@captjerski4165]

my 1999 Honda civic, bought it used but still running.

[@ProBenja5]

We've had an used Toyota Echo for 8 years now I really don't want to keep it for another 7 years, but thing just will not die!

[@mark7067]

The Echo is just too simple to fail. It's great at moving in forward-ish motion. That's the best thing I can say about it.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Benjamin Valenzuela, You brought up an interesting point, generally Toyotas don't die they are murdered.

[@DiwaGalvez]

You can sell it at a secondhand dealership or Toyota themselves. Echo has a pretty high resale value for its price.

[@ProBenja5]

Diwa Galvez I think the best three things about this car is the reliability, fuel economy and resale value it’s quite insane for the kind of car that it is, I guess it does have a good reputation.

[@davidvasanathach6937]

Same here with a Yaris. Original owner 10 years strong.

[@igooglemoigoogleko]

Civic is a legend :-)

[@ramtrucks721]

Weak head gasket junk

[@tedcarter8074]

91 Civic Sedan EX 5 speed

[@cathym7071]

My 2008 Honda CRV with 80K miles, is in excellent condition, according to my mechanic!

[@pdm2201]

1987 Nissan Hardbody Pick Up with King Cab. 2.4 liter Still going strong.

[@randycousins4572]

Canadian here driving a Japanese engineered 04 Solara built in Kentucky! Love it, best car I've ever owned.

[@gcprost]

I had a 1983 Honda Civic for 17 years (380,000 km) and then sold it for $350.

[@mcatuara1]

Are you from Canada? Do you know how much that is in miles?

[@umarsyed7538]

@@mcatuara1 237500

[@daicasg]

@@mcatuara1 A typical American who speaks English only and doesn't know basic conversions of units, or too lazy to ask Mr. Google. FYI: 1 mile approx. 1.6km --> 380k km/1.6= 237,500mi

[@bobhong4949]

I drive my Toyota Sienna for 20 years. I will not replace it unless the engine dies.

[@perfectsquare2167]

My 1988 Ford Ranger XLT 2.3Lt 2 WD has 670,000 Miles on an it still runs pretty well.

[@Jeremyho439]

It is a Mazda.

[@alanc6781]

I am still driving my 1996 Lexus SC300. Beautiful car.

[@samgagner5200]

Hi Alex, nicely presented. My 84 Toyota truck was astounding. Minus 38 start without a plug in. 40 mpg. Just kept going. Now our 2011 Prius continues the Toyota tradition of reliable, economical and very practical service. Best mileage so far: 3.3 L/100 km (71 mpg) Calgary to Kelowna. 700 km trip. Ran the numbers twice, didn't believe the first value. (Imperial gallon of course)

[@victorsuarez2954]

We haven an Avalon ‘97 with 175.000 miles, just oil changes, brakes, and gas, still running like day one.

[@tomrobie4374]

I kept my 1992 HONDA Civic for 22 years.

[@michaeloday9331]

Put a quarter million on my '92 Civic VX. Mufflers, Brakes and tune ups.

[@Honestandtruth007]

Wow, that is Big Money Savings......To have money is to Save money..... Yeeeerhaaas.😀

[@MrHuck]

I’ve own my 06 Civic for about 13 years now. Bought it in 07.

[@michaeloday9331]

I've owned a '70 Ranger XLT since '88. Been getting restored these last 5 years and I'm about to get it back on the road as my daily driver: 302, Holly°, Edlebrock°, Cragers° and a hot cam! Original 8 Track Tape Player but I took out the speakers so as to listen to the engine. No A/C, PS, PB, PW, Power/Heated seats or cup holders! 4000lbs of US Steel.

[@afisemenaborevlaka48]

1992 Honda Civic 1.5 L, 240.000 miles all original and it's doing just great.

[@nige-g]

I'm still running a 20 year Honda civic.

I never buy anything except old Toyotas. Just got a nice 15 years old Yaris at the weekend for £650. Economical drives just fine, lovely first time car for my daughter.

[@davidmapp6243]

Have my faithful 2004 Toyota Highlander and still kicking butt ..

[@kentonkirkpatrick5225]

I bought a used '03 Ford Taurus in 2005. I love this car. I take care of it and it takes care of me. Will easily drive this car to 200k miles.

[@kennguyen4510]

Kenton Kirkpatrick I have a 2002 Ford Explorer with 133,000 miles. I hope she goes as long as your ‘03 Taurus does.

[@pdp_nag]

Yes. My 2003 Odyssey , 145 k miles on Odo is a gem of a vehicle. Least maintenance cost and never broke even once. Touch wood. 😊😊 I love it

[@johnnash3987]

Have a Toyota and kept for 18 years.. will keep it as long as I live. Will add instead replacing.

[@samdavis5865]

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[@gregkolesnikov7044]

My Toyota Camry .97 .350.thousand.miles.still running like it came right out of the show room.never selling that car.best car I ever own.saves me a lot of money.no major break downs.best car .transmission. like brand new.all original. even the transmissions

[@earleansmith8608]

I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla it should be on top of the list I have over a half of million miles on it still going driving back and forth to work in Houston praise God

[@melodyhess1683]

2006 Honda Accord. I thought I was gonna buy a new car after I retired!! But this car still kicking hell I think I’ll wait till it won’t run no more! 😁🤣

[@redneon06]

My 1998 Corolla LE just won’t die and still still looks great in Ruby Pearl.

[@mannysunset]

My grandpa in Peru 🇵🇪 has a Toyota 25 years old pick up truck still working at the farm 💪🏽

[@PLRAFALSKI1]

My Toyota Matrix 1.8 2005 , bought it brand new 180.334 miles now and still going strong. I will keep it to the end of its life.

[@kencollinsworth4640]

Well I still have my 57 Chevrolet that I bought in 1960 and it still runs and it still drives and still look pretty just like me but you know what you can't beat the fifties rock and roll

[@paulinportsva4464]

Our Corolla is 13 yrs old, one camry is 17 the other is 21 and our Ford f150 is 20. All are going strong and no problems

[@Sunspot1225.]

I had a guy at the gas station asked me if I wanted to sell my 2009 Toyota Rav4. Felt great to know that I made the right choice again.

[@mcdonaldswi-fi9502]

my parents have a 98 Subaru Outback with 267k miles that was stolen and was totaled in a police chase and still runs like a charm

[@barrysargent1213]

I had a Subaru Legacy 3.0 RS. One of the most reliable and cost effective cars I've ever had. It never broke. My wife took it from me when she buggered off or l would still have it. What a lovely car that was, but now I'm on my own I don't need 3.0ltrs. I have a Toyota carolla 1.8 now. Huge mpg and very reliable but characterless. The only thing that saves that department a little is that it's a manual and that wee engine is a full blooded tryer.

[@eb6195]

I had a Subaru Loyale for several decades that I gave to my daughter when she went off to college. The car was older than she was but super reliable. The only downside is the older ones tend to drip a little oil on the driveway. Took it to several mechanics and none could get ride of that slight oil pan leak. I just learned to live with it. Great, reliable, long lasting cars.

[@colinrobinson9560]

Got a Toyota Prado 1999 still goes like a rocket, very happy with it

[@andybozeman9769]

91 Corolla. 403,000 miles. Totaled by a person running a stop sign. I did brakes, cv axles, and struts multiple times. The two major repairs I paid a mechanic to do were the clutch and a head gasket. Bought new, sure was economical to operate and maintain. Miss my Corolla.

[@melvinhunt6976]

I have a 2000 ranger. 266000 miles. Never been in a shop. I've owned it for 18 years and it can't be beat.

[@norrashidbatugan8470]

Bad lier

[@melvinhunt6976]

@@norrashidbatugan8470 l still have the RANGER! STILL NEVER BEEN in the SHOP ! Except, timings belt,tune ups !

[@tatialo37]

New cars are freaking expensive!!!! 2006 crv and 1993 Civic! Still going strong!!! 500k between the two of them!!!!

[@tompain2751]

New cars are ridiculously over priced!

[@geraldmiller8973]

just traded in my 1998 camry. 177,000 miles. never had a problem with the engine or transmission.

[@elena79rus]

Just traded in my 1998 Lexus ES 300 (it's basically a Toyota Camry) with the same mileage as yours. Never had any major problems with it.

[@royhobbs785]

My 03 Highlander just turned 15 years in May. 217K miles with only minor repairs. Going for 20!

[@geraldbrienza4474]

Have my 2010 Lexus convertible. Will keep it forever.

[@TheMedicalEngineer]

I own an 03 CR-V, it still feels great...

[@dj3114]

Glad to hear it about the Highlander. Mine is only two years old so far and likely the last vehicle I'll own.

[@leithchesser7449]

have an 03 honda pilot with 350,000 miles. no major problems at all, only regular maintenance.

[@MiguelPerez-hd9gc]

I have a 1997 Honda Accord Station Wagon with 254000 on it Still roaming the streets and highways No rust 30 miles to the gallon cheap to fix NO PROBLEMS

[@brigitteklue4996]

The Toyota Hilux and Fortuner are of the few cars that can handle the poor roads here in South Africa. SUV's and trucks(bakkies as we know it) are very popular here

[@Kylo_Ren_2033]

Toyota is the king of automobile.

[@eventusvantos2770]

#NOT

[@eman0828]

Kylo Ren You wonder why Toyota is the most valuable auto maker on the planet. Worth 200 Billion!! That's 3 times more than Tesla is worth. Lol

[@eventusvantos2770]

+Eman 08 because most of the world are peasants and non car enthusiasts.

[@eman0828]

Eventus Vantos hmm so you're saying the Lexus LFA, IS-F and Supra aren't for car enthusiast? Toyota Motor Corp. owns the automotive maket rather you like it or not.

[@samuelariza5455]

Eman 08 Don't even forget mentioning old Toyota man, Supra (of course) , Celica, Mr2, and the 86.

[@mingho7882]

I am still driving my 06 Tundra TRD. After 14 years it had only 218k miles in it, and I will keep it till 2027.

[@nima20031]

Owner of a 94 Camry here, never once has it been to the mechanic in it's 24 years besides oil change and tires.

[@lorrimiller7010]

Nima Jafari ,..No brakes?

[@rickytan3483]

What a load of horse shits. You need General Servicing annually.

[@onenikkione]

b.s.... serpentine belt, hoses, radiator coolant, brakes, throttle body cleaning, O2 sensors, ect wear out and have to be replaced

[@tjjavier]

Surprised the Corola and Camry aren't on here.

[@ekolade]

My Sienna is now 15years old and running smoothly. My Honda Accord is 8years old , never had any major problem.

[@cinyaca]

I own a Toyota Avalon. '07. I love that car, oil change once a year. That's all!!!! I've had mine for nearly 10 years now.

[@efrensaclolo7021]

You did not include the 1998-2002 Honda Accord 4cyl 2.3 v-tec. I own these , 400k miles and still drive like a dream.

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

1990 to 1993. 2003 to 2005 Honda Accord were the best ever.

[@AwesomeJoe007]

Owning a Toyota is a total opposite of what American brand owners or buyers or dealers' philosophy is, i.e. driving new car every 4 or 5 years and being tied up to a car payment for life.

[@abuelb]

Joe E. Agree, I had no car payments for 11years, my 2002 Toyota Celica with 369,000+ miles took care of me good and it's still my daily driver. Aiming for 500,000 miles.

[@PLATINUM2U]

Bobby A I have a 03 Altima with 440k miles. I hope and pray by January it will hit 500k. It's on my channel. I've already been briebed by the dealership to buy it back..but I passed on it

[@abuelb]

PLATINUM I get similar offer from Toyota dealership with trade in offer or buy back to get me to buy their new car. I ain't buying it.

[@PLATINUM2U]

Bobby A I don't blame you at all

[@CalTN]

Zack Smith Research the battery cells and get a Toyota service history.

[@rongendron8705]

I leased a 2001 Toyota Camry & loved it! But, when the lease expired in 2004, they wanted $11,200. to buy the car, which I felt was too high & turned in this still new looking car! I then bought a new 2004 Toyota Camry, which I still have & it still runs & looks great after nearly 17 years! But, I still 'pine' for that 2001 which I feel was the more beautiful of the two! GREAT CARS!

[@tke2414]

I love how this video was straight to the point and didn't waste time telling us every little thing about each vehicle. The list was not much of a surprise. I have an 09 Camry with 265k and it's doing fine.

[@gregg4750]

No Camry, Corolla, Accord or Civic. With the exception of the Avalon and Prius, all the cars on this list are SUV's, Minivans and Pickup trucks. It's not that the Camry, Corolla, Accord or Civic are not as reliable, the owner's likely didn't find them as practical after many years of ownership. The cars in this video are from the era when SUV's started to take over and became a more practical buy. People who get pickup trucks usually get them for work, therefore are not likely to replace until their pickup breaks down.

[@davidmeyer7199]

I have a to yugo with 5 million miles. Never even changed oil

[@ericbennik5843]

No Corolla as the owners eventually sell them to avoid severe boredom stress syndrome. That happened to me with my red 2007 bought new.sold in 2014. I bought another Toyota as I'm not silly.

[@havok3344]

I've been fortunate to have owned a 2nd gen Camry, 6th gen Accord, 1st gen Highlander, 3rd gen TL, and currently drive a 1st gen Sequoia. I just like vehicles that are easy to take care of and will keep running day after day.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Makes sense.

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Yet there’s a Camry in the thumbnail... This list comes as no surprise. Got an ‘04 Highlander and can’t complain!

[@Justin-ol6vk]

Prime Autotainment I have leaking cylinders and it's burning oil :(

[@PrimeAutotainment]

Justin sorry to hear that!! What year?

[@aaronm359]

That's a Corolla SE Source- I work for a Toyota dealership and know that grille like the back of my hand 😂

[@Femaqui07]

Prime Autotainment how's the ride Quality? Consumption?

[@PrimeAutotainment]

fernando quiñones it’s definitely not like the new ones. It has some body roll in turns, little rough on th ride but not bad at all. No issues taking it out of town or anything. No consumption issues at all!

[@eb6195]

My Ford F150 1997 pick up broke the frame in 2015 when I drove over a typical manhole cover on a well maintained road. It totaled the truck as it cost more to fix than it was worth. I will never buy a Ford again. Apparently they stopped making solid steele frames and started using thinner high tensil steele to cut down manufacturing costs. They used to make great trucks, not any more. Ford is now a case study in how to take a great company and run it into the ground and alienate your customers.

[@infinityeight8705]

Traded in my last celica after 13 years and 130,000 miles with no issues - still had origional battery! Regret letting it go but wanted a newer celica which is now 12 years old and 90,000 - just had new clutch and battery and will be keeping this as long as possible!

[@ramtrucks721]

13 years for battery?.. STFU idiot

[@halohunter5217]

Toyota doesn't manufacture batteries, so even if that is true, it means the battery manufacturer built a crazy good battery.