The Most Durable Cars Taking Over The Quarter-Million Mile Club
Run, Run, And Run
While most cars start showing their age at 100,000 miles, an incredible group of cars and trucks scoff. Let's find you some icons that make a quarter-million miles look like just the beginning.
Toyota Tundra
This truck starts at about $39,965 and has a good chance—around 36.6%—of reaching 250,000 miles. It's got the i-FORCE MAX hybrid engine, cranking out a cool 437 HP and 583 lb-ft of torque. If you go for the base twin-turbo V6, you'll get 389 horsepower.
Toyota Tundra (Cont.)
The aluminum-reinforced composite bed is tough against dents and rust, and that 10-speed automatic transmission is surely built to last. In fact, Motor Trend mentions impressive durability, with a 100,000-mile test truck showing minimal wear on important components.
Toyota Sequoia
Consumer Reports did some independent testing and found this SUV is the most reliable out there among full-size options. Its adaptive suspension system, which includes load-leveling tech, is what keeps the ride smooth even after hitting 200,000 miles.
Toyota Sequoia (Cont.)
This piece is constructed with high-quality materials and can comfortably fit eight people. Especially with that sturdy build that stands out. About 36.4% of owners are hitting a quarter-million miles with it, while spending $600 a year (approx.) on maintenance, which is comparatively cheap.
U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Wikimedia Commons
