Top 5 Mid-Size SUVs That Last 300,000+ Miles

[@brianpetersen3429]

My 2008 4Runner has been the best vehicle I have ever owned. I've had it for 11 years now and it looks and runs just like new with only regular dealer maintenance.

[@pacoromero3430]

Earlier this year I bought a 2008 4Runner v6 Sport 4WD with 140,000 miles in great condition. Love this truck! Plan to keep it forever by maintaining it myself. Wife and I plan to use as a retirement adventure vehicle to travel the US, Canada and Mexico. Built like a tank!

[@julinization]

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[@tb-xy7lg]

Scotty used to be good. Now he is just a clickbait KZbinr. 100% of his videos are clickbait and have nothing to do with the title ever. 10+ minute long videos with maybe 15 to 30 seconds of what you actually came to hear.

[@HotDoggin75]

We currently have a 2006 toyota highlander. This thing is a beast! 3.3 v6 with 311,000 miles on it. I use it delivering pizzas and it still runs like a champion!

[@andrewstanley4831]

The Strange And Unusual Original engine and transmission?

[@jkreps18]

My 96 4runner limited all original even the alternator is still original, has 400,000 miles still starts and runs like new, all except the frame that those gens has frame rot, it's been a great reliable suv

[@Detroitblue]

Car Cancer

[@mikefoehr235]

Ironically the frames are made by DANA CORP. DANA should be ashamed of the crap they supplied to Toyota. Some will.say but it met Toyota specs...well a fellow YTuber told me that Japanese steel is superior to American.

[@Detroitblue]

Do you believe that Japanese steel is superior to American steel? I guess one would have to understand the criteria for steel and also understand the what the rating American and Japanese has.

[@mikefoehr235]

@@Detroitblue From past experience....MADE IN JAPAN has NEVER disappointed me.

[@Detroitblue]

Certainly no one is here to dispute that Japanese are making some of the best cars out here. That is not the point. I have owned many Honda's. Honda has always made great engines. They are a small engine company first and foremost. My 1981 civic ran until the body frame rusted away. I hated letting that car go because it ran so well. Fast forward to today I have the 2004 Honda Element. It tops the list of reliable Small Suv's and it does not rust out like the old cars did. But no body has ever said America has inferior steel to any country.

[@gbankson1968]

2001 Toyota 4Runner with 225,000. I love it!! No rust on her. I live in Texas. Thanks!!

[@-wd40-66]

I just picked up a 2004 Lexus GX 470 with only 121k miles. Spent its life in AZ being pampered and serviced at the same Lexus dealership the whole time. What a great driving rig.

[@conquest562]

Time for a timing belt. I searched most of California for a low miles 470 but not luck. Went and got a 16, GX460 instead with 30k miles.

[@slashtrio]

I bought a 2006 Lexus GX 470 with 178k a few months ago. I had only recently become aware of their reputation for reliability and high mileage use. I have to say it’s an impressive vehicle, drives so well for an older truck. That V8 is still powerful but thirsty.

[@Ainawi]

Thanks for featuring my Nissan Sunny, it's been a while since it hit 500k kilometers, at the moment she's clocking in 566,000 kms or 350,000 miles. I'll keep you updated when it reaches 600k kilometers soon!

[@userasdf1546]

Bro we need miles, what is a kilometer? 😂

[@Ainawi]

@@userasdf1546 1 mile = 1.6 kilometers for your reference 😂

[@TheBossmanJLw6v2]

My 2003 Trailblazer has 399,583 as of last night and just got done towing my bass boat over 1600 miles with it and still as strong and reliable as it ever was. The I6 4.2 is a great engine!

[@Erin-Thor]

Having owned a few Chevy’s I find your statement questionable. Not doubting you, just wondering about the mountain of money you must have poured into that car to keep it going.

[@craigjorgensen4637]

Happy to hear that! Ours has 155,000 miles and still running well!

[@Erin-Thor]

Craig Jorgensen - How many trips to the shop, and how much money was spent to keep it going?

[@TheBossmanJLw6v2]

Honestly the only work I've done on the engine has been a VVT solenoid, 2 coils and routine maintenance. Nothing major and zero trips to the shop. I maintain my own vehicles and do all my own repairs with the exception of trans repair/rebuilds. I've done typical high mileage repairs like ball joints, front wheel hubs, 1 sway bar link, 2 new calipers, rotors and I swapped rear ends to a G80 locking diff to rid myself of one wheel peel and because I tow my bass boat a lot throughout the year.

[@TheBossmanJLw6v2]

Original trans as well.

[@TakeDeadAim]

A friend of mine has around 300k on his 3.5l Highlander. Still runs just fine and has lived it's life in NE Wisconsin...so it actually gets the AWD working 4 months out of the year as well. Original engine/tranny etc...just normal consumables and maintenance from what he told me. One of the reasons I bought a new one...

[@proconjon4208]

I have a 2009 Toyota Highlander limited with 245,000 miles. Original engine and transmission. Runs great, other than minor rear and tear.

[@hphinn]

My 2004 Highlander is over 340000 and still going strong.

[@TheWahidahood]

My toyota innova 2008 is at 300k miles now and still running strong. I am from Malaysia and I enjoy travelling overland all over Thailand and Laos

[@davelikesbacon]

Got a 99 4Runner Limited. 296K and still going strong 💪

[@forevercoke22]

I have a 2002 GMC Envoy SLT with almost 217,000 miles on it and still going strong!

[@ncairguner]

I used to own ac1998 sr5 4Runner with 275000 miles and it was running great . Now I own a 1999 limited 4Runner and currently has 235000 miles and run like a champ !

[@michaelrincon559]

My cousins 2001 4runner has 340k miles. No break downs but just bad on gas.

[@hassanabdul-khaaliq9645]

My friend has a 1997 4 runner and she drives it back and forth between chicago ad Alabama on the regular. Still going strong. And she bought it brand new

[@loveydovey4u]

@@hassanabdul-khaaliq9645 mileage?

[@hassanabdul-khaaliq9645]

@@loveydovey4u Off hand I don't know, but she bought it brand new off the lot. I can find out tho

[@loveydovey4u]

@@hassanabdul-khaaliq9645 No biggie

[@BK_2016sr5]

@@loveydovey4u it's 383,000 miles.

[@stockey]

Kia Borrego 300K on it, no engine problems so far, very reliable truck.

[@garryflowers2284]

My 1988 Chevy Astro has 384K miles. It has a 4.3 V6; purchased new in '88 still in use and NO major repairs.

[@mopheousredpill7462]

Wow!

[@nikkim.2416]

My 2004 Ford expedition has 254,000+ and still runs good 🤗 I brought it 5 yrs with 144,000 for $4500... what a great deal

[@mopheousredpill7462]

Wow !

[@jamiepinkerton955]

I have an 04 highlander V6 with 245,000 miles on it still runs great

[@andjesussaid2343]

I definitely beat the odds, my 2006 Kia Sorento has 201,000 miles & still going strong, the data says only 7.2 % make it that far. It does help that I bought it from my mom with 78k on it & I do take care of it. I'm going for 300K then I'm getting a Lexus RX 350 2014-15, even the used 4 Runners are out of my price range of what I want to pay...great vid my friend!

[@Carolinagirl1028]

My Aunt has a 2004 Kia Sorento with almost 300,000 miles on it that still looks and drives great. She did buy it new, so she's been the only owner, and she has always taken care of it. Performing proper upkeep and maintenance makes a huge difference in the life of the vehicle.

[@mikefoehr235]

I met a retired couple in Cambridge On...their 4Runner had 500 000 kms on it.

[@TheTopend2]

Hi from Australia... Have a Toyota "Highlander" 2011/12, called a "Kluger" over here, exact same car. Done nearly 350,000 miles, so over 550,000kms.

[@carsthatlast441]

Awesome! Thanks for watching mate!

[@TheTopend2]

@@carsthatlast441 Done in only 10 years.... sale rep car.

[@JohnDoe-xr5is]

Scheduled maintenance and basic repairs go a long way. Even my 2004 Chevy Trailblazer with 136k miles (I don't drive much) is running well. But I take care of it. Change your oil...and change it often.

[@MyCrippledWings]

Check your trans. They been well known to fail once they crest 150k. Regardless how well you take care of it. Your trans ain't gonna survive to 200k. Just sayin.

[@StaceyLock]

My Ford Explorer is a 1999 V8 5.0L Eddie Bauer with a current 326K (original engine/trans) on it. This year, had to replace the fuel pump and it has developed a slow oil leak but most importantly, a timing cover gasket leak. Running on stop leak right now while looking for a new-to-me vehicle.

[@BluePatch-pc7sx]

I have a 2015 Runner just got recalled for air bags, 4 years and 66k of perfect 4Running.

[@leafinitup1]

My 2004 pilot had 368,000 miles. Until then, the only major repair was a rebuilt transmission. Great car, but I wanted four-wheel-drive. Now I’ve got a 4runner.

[@RayRay-cu9rt]

I like your your job ,can you tell me how I can find out test results on cars? Ray

[@riedjacobsen8620]

2007 Toyota Sienna w/ 3.5L at 175,000 mile. If it wasn't so rusty it would hit 300,000 with no sweat. Very reliable runner.

[@stevenpena1701]

02 4runner 4x4 sport with 500+k still runs good. I live in southern California.

[@marksurks3542]

My 04 Expedition has 302K mi. Runs perfect. Driver seat is shot. One or two other minor stuff but a perfect car.

[@JH-mt3pp]

I had a 1997 Tacoma 4x4 that I sold with 315,000 miles. Routine maintenance was all it ever needed with the exception of a belt idler that the bearing went out of. It was a cheap repair.

[@mdkrawczyk]

I have a 1998 Explorer with a little over 540,000 miles. Original engine and transmission (did put some stop slip in the tranny and burns a tiny bit of oil). Just bought a 2006 Highlander with 180,000 on it and hope to get it to at least 500,000 as well.

[@luvinme9271]

Wow!!! Are you still driving your Explorer?

[@aws2468]

WOW! The highest mileage 4Runner with 415,000 miles, good lord. My 00' 4Runner has a lifetime left with 140k concurrent miles

[@dannyp9090]

My first car was a 2006 Acura MDX (sold at 206,000 miles). I recently bought a Civic 😊👍

[@Rbhawk3rd]

I have a 2005 Nissan armada with 285000 miles on it. It still runs like new. Synthetic oil makes all the difference.

[@neptuneblood6916]

My 26year old 4runner 3.0td is only just run in with 127000 miles still going strong

[@dachta1]

My Suzuki 2003 XL7 with 220K still running smooth, only leaking problem, no major repair required.

[@dooknoogetchard5585]

My 96 Mitsubishi eclipse has 315k miles and still running strong. I only replaced the motor 3 times and twice on transmission..

[@neilparmar5705]

Dooknooget Chard Mitsubishi did make better cars back then.

[@conquest562]

@@neilparmar5705 they sure did. I owned an 89 Conquest TSI (Starion) for a couple of years till I crashed it. Hard to find another for less than $5k these days. Paid $1k for nine back in 2002.

[@MyCrippledWings]

Doesn't count if it's not original engine/trans with no rebuilds. That's not what reliable means. My 4runner is 153k now. Well known for having 350k+, on FACTORY power/drivetrain. On just recommended maintenance alone. That's what sets them apart from everything else.

[@gwats19577]

I've got a 2009 Lexus RX350, 172,000 miles...very impressed with its reliability...

[@dsgriffin3736]

Saw a 99 4runner for sale that had 620,000 miles on it still running

[@Cliffester]

trader411 Griffin probably on it’s 3rd engine

[@Rhaspun]

I saw a video about a Tundra that had run up to 1 million miles. A Toyota dealer took care of the maintenance. They kept on top of all fluid changes. Another Tundra was driven up to 900k miles and was also maintained by the same dealer.

[@ayo30s]

Wow!!! 👍🏾👊🏾✌🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

[@rogermuir5609]

Ad: barely broke in, 2000 4runner 620,000 miles asking $12,000 price firm 😂

[@MyCrippledWings]

@@rogermuir5609 NO TIRE KICKERS! I KNOW WHAT I HAVE!!! 😏

[@seikocitizenwatches]

Easy: Toyota

[@MahendraSingh-rp6er]

dirt complex channel has a 2005 4runner 4.7L over 500k miles, runs strong

[@poolbum]

Does it have a timing belt or chain?

[@MyCrippledWings]

@@poolbum yes

[@dennishassler605]

I have a Chevy Suburban that recently went over 300K miles and uses no oil at all - it's a 2001 V8 and I tour Mexico in the car most summers. I find the newer engine designs with AFM featuring lifters of 2 different lengths do not hold up as well. The older 5.3L V8 keeps purring along - very reliable. Sad where they update an engine and make it so much worse!!! I know some that owned the newer suburbans and dumped them for Toyotas for good reason - it is the ENGINE!!!!

[@tacocin]

4 Runners ... still actually made in Japan!

[@surfside75]

3rd gen '97 4Runner (surf) 2wd v6 3.4 auto 436,500miles. all original😁💙✔️

[@Immolate62]

​@@surfside75 5th gen TRD Pro with 7.8K miles at 16 months old. At this rate it will be good until 2118.

[@suhrobkhalmuratov7215]

My 2005 4 Runner has 265000 miles:) still runs so good.

[@shasha-muse6054]

You didn't mention the GMC ENVOY XL. They are pretty tough!!

[@nedz5852]

Really? American cars in general are pretty trash compared to japanese

[@beeelectrified]

I got a 05 4 runner I love this truck. I have driven this truck all over united states I have a little over 315000 miles very little issue With it looking for another 4 runner.

[@jbergcosta]

Always watching your channel, sheers from Chile

[@tropicalstorm339]

The 4RUNNER is the only true SUV in this group.

[@mike-uw6wt]

Exactly. These are just cars in the shape of SUVs. I would rather just have a sedan or wagon with the lower center of gravity.

[@jaymoar3561]

Body on frame baby

[@omarbagent9829]

Isnt the 4runners frame designed after a trucks? It isnt a true suv.

[@MyCrippledWings]

@@omarbagent9829 solid rear axle, body on frame. All the others are full independent most the time, and unibody. 4runner is in a class all by itself today. Like wranglers are. Both built for different reasons. But 4runner is most versatile, most reliable, and best all around mid sized off-roadable suv here in America.

[@dillonh321]

@@omarbagent9829 True SUVs have frames like a truck.

[@joelspivak6622]

What about the Jeep Grand Cherokee 1999-2004 straight six going more than 3-400,000 miles! Bulletproof motors, tons of them still on the road!

[@bryanscott517]

Mail deliverer has almost 290000 km on a base model Ford Escape, great value!

[@Adeline9418]

I have an 05 escape!! Hybrid!! Over 171000 miles!!

[@rickbaier1042]

2 on my list. First off the 4 runner body on frame also the 2000-2004 nissan xterra. F.Y.I also has a 12,000 lb crush rating on the roof. No other SUV has that rating ever tested.

[@theone1347]

Number 1 does not surprise me at all. It is truly the most reliable vehicle. Love this truck. 👍👍👍

[@kellysutton2780]

Got a 2005 lexus rx330 thunderbolt edition has 185thousand miles and had to get a coil tuneup and timing belt but for 6300 inside and outside is in excellent condition and drives smooth my first suv and I'm hooked lexus all day long 😀repairs cost 1298.80

[@AlanJWatkins]

My 97 Pathfinder made it 325k and 04 MDX is still going strong at 215k

[@peterp9660]

My 2005 Pilot has 235K miles on and still runs strong!

[@michaelking4578]

My 2003 Infiniti QX4 has 180k and still runs great. Paid nothing for it. It is still worth nothing. No loss in value.

[@fakedazzleful]

I wish I got a infinity for free☹

[@XonURhed1970]

Do you still have infinity/ I have one ata 160k.

[@wafiqhaidan9015]

I saw a 2011 Tacoma this spring with 700K km, still running. The guy work in the animal insemination company here in Ontario, Canada.He drove that truck everywhere in the province.

[@mikefoehr235]

Amazing

[@on-site4094]

wafiq haidan those taco 🌮 run forever ,,my neighbour has a Lexus RX 350 made in Japan with 470km

[@marvinmontgomery1291]

1994 GMC Sonoma 346000+ miles totaled by Dexter the Texter when he rear-ended it while texting and driving on I 95 south bound lane Mile Marker 8 above hardeeville South Carolina

[@pedrofernandez3893]

The 4 runner is is class by itself. So is the Land Cruiser, just another class.

[@ahmadharess2211]

I'm surprised why the lc100 is not No. 1

[@jackhook4192]

My jeep grand Cherokee 2004 has over 460 thousand miles on it still original motor transmission and rear ends. Runs great no leaks under it either.

[@TheCharleseye]

Hell my mother's '93 had 264,000 on it when the fuel pump went out. I wasn't around at the time and she couldn't afford to take it to a shop but everything else was still going strong at that point. Sold it "as-is" about 8 years ago and she still sees the thing running around town, to this day.

[@MrEvodio65]

Nice joke.

[@jackhook4192]

@@MrEvodio65 you the only joke we see here

[@wmhhealth2018]

We own a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder with 231,000 miles currently. It runs perfectly, has zero issues. It literally runs as if it has only 31,000 miles on the odometer.

[@MidwestDIY]

I like my 4runner V8, 315k miles all original parts except alternator ( got one from Amazon for $130 Denso) I had to replace at 270k, engine and transmission work like new still, no oil burning or gear skips. Did a lot of towing as well.

[@sanjaygandhi7962]

Have you changed the transmission fluid?

[@justinm4253]

2004 4Runner checking in with 203,000 miles on the clock. Still runs perfectly.

[@jaygill1870]

We've got a 3.3 Highlander with 340k, and a 3.4 Tacoma with 360k. Scheduled maintenance goes a long way.

[@leerhall1998]

I have a 2003 Honda Pilot with 225,000 miles on it. The ignition switch had to be replaced a few years ago but other than that I’ve had to do absolutely nothing but change oil, tires and brake pads. My family has always had Honda and Toyota cars and we think they are the best cars made on earth

[@miriamvivo4279]

4runners are made in japan more quality control

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

Japanese made Toyota's prove to be much more reliable then the North American made ones.

[@gavin4157]

Yep, my '03 has 230k going strong!

[@ShawnGS300]

My daily driver 2006 Honda Civic LX has over 312,000 miles on it, was made in Canada. Owned it for 11years do most of the maintenance myself (oil changes, brakes etc.). Dependable car. ,

[@Rhaspun]

I have 395k miles on my 1997 4Runner. It still runs just fine. This has been the most reliable vehicle I've ever had. It doesn't burn any oil. I change the oil at 5000 miles and on the dipstick the oil level drops about 1/8 to 1/4 inch. The original clutch lasted over 300k miles for me. Starter and alternator lasted over 225k miles. I probably should get my fuel pump checked out. I've lost almost 1mpg on the highway. The starter relay had recently went bad and had that replaced. I've been thinking about buying a new 4 Runner at some point in the future. Maybe next year.

[@sanjaygandhi7962]

4th gen 4Runner Rust: www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS715US715&biw=1600&bih=757&sxsrf=ACYBGNRJIGp9-PVLIbtiemu9XebFIEqkRg%3A1575740862050&ei=vuXrXZ_PAurB_QbpprugAw&q=4th+gen+4runner+rust++&oq=4th+gen+4runner+rust++&gs_l=psy-ab.3..35i39l3j0l2j0i22i30l5.2604.2604..2881...0.2..0.129.129.0j1......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71.KS7mtRMmaAQ&ved=0ahUKEwifptySjKTmAhXqYN8KHWnTDjQQ4dUDCAs&uact=5

[@javierperdomo1761]

Thank you for such an useful info, greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴

[@carsthatlast441]

Awesome, thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Immolate62]

You could use a 4Runner in Colombia, Javier.

[@javierperdomo1761]

@@Immolate62 , yes they are very popular here too among 4x4 SUV lovers... still expensive though, even ancient models. My ride is a 2015 Subaru Forester, which is up to the challenges of our roads here.

[@josevalladares1558]

Hi I got a 2004 mercury mountaineer premier 4.6 AWD it has 180,xxxx miles I maintained it right what do do you think about this suv?

[@romari2706]

My Lexus RX300 lasted 416,000 miles and was still going strong when I gave it away. Oil changes every 3000 miles helped.

[@malawigold747]

What year model? Thx.

[@eljuancho2]

I have a 07 civic planing on buying a 2002 4runner!

[@lackyparker7799]

eljuancho2 just bought a 2001, you love it

[@KamranHaider]

My Prado 2005 has done 585000 Kms till date and running fine

[@SpineInfluencer]

The Lexus GX470 should be on that list. Probably #1 since it is built using most of the same parts as the 4Runner but only came with the V8 in the US. Regular oil changes and a timing belt every 90k and they last forever.

[@6248cjl]

Please do minivans and cargo vans. I want to get an older one with lots of life left to build into a camper for a few long distance trips.

[@carsthatlast441]

Hey Cindy Lambert! No problem. Check out: Top 5 Minivans That Last 300,000 Miles kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3mVhJqFl5V9rbc and Top 5 Cargo Vans That Last 300,000 Miles kzbin.info/www/bejne/l362np5uh8yCa8k. Thanks for watching!

[@johnreese3762]

Good info! thanks for doing the video!!

[@n.elliott9122]

The 3.3 yota engines in Toyota and Lexus , had the same engine sludge issues. If I remember correctly they updated the valve covers and pcv valve.

[@arthursmith643]

My neighbor has over 750,000 miles on his 07 Honda Ridgeline

[@NPipsqueak]

One problem with only looking at mileage is that it does not take into account what the vehicle was used for. It is always possible that lower mileage vehicles are owned by people who do not use the vehicle extensively. I would like to see age taken into account. Stop-start is a major factor in engine wear so age is an issue even if the mileage is relatively low. Non-the-less the data is very interesting as it shows the dominance of Japanese vehicles in the area of reliable well,built vehicles.

[@rodrigokremer6901]

Im watching you from Brazil

[@Bibiweebee]

I have a gx470 with 75k miles in mint condition. Happy to know I can easily get it to 300k+ miles

[@penvon]

Bibi Weeby mind trading for a Ford Explorer?

[@Bibiweebee]

Smooth Operator lol no thanks

[@cutedesi703]

I saw a gx470 sell in dealer auction 450k miles orig everything green light for 4500. Mine only has 145k im happy it can last that long. My bro has the lx470 with 350k miles runs like new

[@MyCrippledWings]

The v8 in them already has several 1 MIL mile examples. Same engine used in the land cruiser, sequoia, 4th gen (03-09) 4runner, Tundra. Those v8s are the BEST and most reliable v8s in the WORLD!

[@stephd3002]

I want a GX so badly preferably ‘07-10.

[@rosemaryburt3530]

I have a 2007 BUICK RAINIER with 270,000

[@alichadharful]

actually Toyota already send a free repair for Oil Cooler. they are replacing for free or reimbursing you. I had experienced the issue, repair was 350 and later on Toyota sent me a check after submitting receipt.

[@KeylargoVideo]

I own a 2004 Mazda Tribute 3.0 v with almost 315K miles on it and it runs GREAT!

[@johncast2426]

2001 jeep Cherokee (only owner) very reliable 317,000 miles change the alternator once 310,000 and ac compressor at 190, 000 miles because I use it a lot here in Texas at least 10 - 11 month of the year. 1995 Jeep Cherokee 404,000 miles (2nd owner) I sold this Jeep for $2,000.00 with 404,871 miles few year ago. I have had saw this car couple times on the streets a old lady is driving this car

[@gavinelliot3564]

1998 2.7 hilux.360.000 klms hasn't been touched Aust T800

[@katiejon17]

1) what states are in the “rust belt”? 2) I’m pretty sure New Hampshire is in it... what SUV’s hold up well to rust?

[@carsthatlast441]

Hey there, check out this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqqWmqZ7h5iirKs

[@1jackvalley580]

Thanks, great job!

[@PickledPubes]

I already knew it was quality when I saw a 4Runner

[@donleo8037]

My 2012 pilot has 315k miles . Still runs perfect and still good on gas

[@jamirezxdetailing9277]

Real muscle cars my 2014 has 181,000 so far no problem still on the original sparkplugs

[@yodead369]

@@jamirezxdetailing9277 that's just negligence knowing you can change them yourself and for $8 a plug come on man!

[@imranabbasi7871]

I love Toyota 4 runner

[@redflint7651]

Honda Pilot 2007 No problems runs almost like new!

[@redflint7651]

Steve Sadowski I think I have 162 k miles on mine 🙂 getting some knocking in the front tire but should be an easy fix. Just minor things like that.

[@JayDeBee]

2003 Pilot just went out at 380,xxx

[@redflint7651]

Steve Sadowski nice!!!

[@poolbum]

@@JayDeBee How many timing belt system did you have to replace?

[@bigcountry1604]

07 EXL with 237k😊

[@ryanjewell9832]

Man, I'm trying to decide between an 07 highlander, or an 08 honda pilot, Ive had two toyota tundra, an 2012 I bought now and ran it to 200,000 near trouble fee miles, and currently have a 2016 with 250,000 miles, so I know toyota reliability, havent had a honda since I was right out of highschool, but it was in integra with a manual transmission, and as beat up as that car got, it just kept going, I kinda like the roominess of the pilot a little more but scared of it not being as reliable as the highlander.

[@Ngcarson1337]

Highlander is made in Japan. Get that one and you won’t be sorry.

[@tiennghe7143]

Thanks for sharing

[@armageddon3244]

I have a 2006 Honda pilot with 254583miles on it.

[@matthewp8269]

2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 360k and going!!

[@nightvan4427]

Jeep is reiliable car?

[@ARASHKAGE]

I have an 01 ram 3500 wagon/16 passenger vav with 455k miles on it

[@jorgewuzhear]

If you go with a Lexus or with a Acura I suggest having an extra 2-3K in case something finally kicks the bucket, even tho they are old it is still a “luxury” vehicle and parts are not cheap. Also I’m sure it’s probably only Premium fuel so plan to spend an extra 10-15$ more than usual. Learn from my mistake. 04 Acura TL 😅 great car! but premium fuel here is about 30 cents more than regular and having a heavy foot don’t help much. But BOY ARE THEY FUN TO DRIVE!

[@ExploreYourWorld-oo3jd]

I have a 2012 Ford Escape xlt limited 2.5 4cyl w 6speed automatic AWD model. It's currently 100% original at 171k except for a $40 throttle body at 163k. Regular Fluid and filter changes, brake pads, tires, windshield wipers, a few light bulbs. That's it. Never even a single check engine light it's entire life. It still had it's original front brake rotors until 167k. Still has never had an alignment since new and my tires wear so evenly that I dont get the slightest pulse or shake or vibration until the tires are going bald. Then you can finally tell the alignment isn't perfect anymore. Put on new tires and forget all about the alignment for 40k cause you just cant tell if the tires arent almost bald. Changed 100% of the original factory transmission fluid and filter at 7 years old and 151k and it was "barely dirty at all" said the shop and I could have waited till 200k. Every year when I get it inspected I wait to hear the bad news that it finally needs a part since about 130k, still waiting at 171k. Oh and I also thought I should mention that the second set of rear tires I ever put on the car at 90k are still on there and will pass inspection one more time. My Escape needs rear tires every 90k and front tires every 40k but it varies in the front as I dont always buy the exact same tires, some last longer than others. At 171k I get 26mpg highway @ 55mph. I get 21.5mpg city with a pretty good amount of idling. I'm finally going to have to start replacing the shocks and struts and finally get an alignment soon as I noticed the other day its finally starting to wear out. Took a job in a town where the roads are kinda bad and it took a toll on the suspension. Amazingly cant find anything else wrong. Just worn shock n struts. I would definitely recommend a 4cyl escape as a reliable and long lasting vehicle. Only time will tell how long it will go. It's too new to find many other examples of. Hope this helps someone looking for a good small used suv.