Few Used Cars Will Last Over 300,000 Miles (But These Will)

Ready for 5 of the most reliable cars available today? I'm going to show you 5 cars that last 300000 miles, per consumer reports, car reviews, and many other top 5 lists. These are cars that are tested and true as some of the most reliable cars you can buy today. Whether these are used or new, these will have a lower cost of ownership and a low cost of maintenance, and you're sure to love them.

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[mmr]

Most reliable car I ever had was a Toyota Avalon. V6, still going strong at 390k miles. Only routine maintenance and radiator replaced

[siamean]

I got 300k out of an Accord and Camry. Took me 20 years, and had to pass down the cars to a friend and nephew. ...its somewhere out there still running like a swiss watch.

[elitedrumlessons]

2006 Honda CRV at 340, 000 miles and still going strong. The only problem I’ve had is AC compressor just went out.

[bghoody]

I saw what you did there - not only did you show us which cars WILL last, you also showed us which ones won't. Well done.

[jefferee]

I just bought a 2012 Toyota Camry. 140, 000 miles. Had my mechanic do an inspection. It needs new tires. I already knew that. But that was it. All codes came up okay. Amazing.

[StandingUpForBetter]

Well done! After years of pouring money down the drain with a money pit of a car I decided to get a Toyota and a Honda. Boy, what a difference. Quality is engineered and every time I get into my cars (1) I know it will start up with no issues and (2) I know I will be able to drive home after going somewhere. Also, as pointed out in the video the styling of many of the modern Hondas and Toyotas have also come a long way so you are getting great reliability and great looks. Its a win, win. Thanks again for the video.

[xvsj-sx]

Great education Mark !!! You crushed it !!! Thank you for sharing 🇨🇦🥃🥃🥃

[skmaxxx]

Love the presentation. You can “keep messing up”. Make a lot of us laugh when you are standing in front a car that we already know you are not going to choose. I have learned a lot from your videos especially about buying reliable used luxury cars.

[Spartan]

I will add one more to your list... the 1991 - 2000 Lexus LS400.. that is if you can find one, and if you do try getting it in an unmodified condition. They are getting harder to find like that but they still exist. I know because I just sold mine yesterday and I got over $4, 000 for it, yeah a 1992 LS400 in unmodified condition went for that much WITH a few electrical and brake issues.

The LS400 IS THE GOLD STANDARD by which not just luxury sedans are measured but sedans in general. When you can expect a MINIMUM of 500, 000 miles out of a powertrain and after 30 years ALL of the electronics still work you know you have something special.

[maurovelez]

Great video as always.. very dinamic.. I’m glad that you included the king of them all honda acord… i have a 2014 v6 6 speed 110.000 miles and i love it

[lamontjackson]

Just purchased a 2019 Lexus ES your video made me feel good about my purchase.

[valdezmartinez]

I have to disagree with the Escalade. These behemoths were never known for quality and durability. They rank consistently mid or bottom table in consumer surveys and owner satisfaction.

[lamarreaves]

These videos are very helpful! Keep up the great content!

[nunyabidness]

My neighbor the retired mechanic called his Escalade the worst car he ever owned. He owned it for 6 months and half of that was spent parked on the street with a flat tire.

[steven]

I had a 93 accord manual I bought it at 48k miles when I sold it it had 353k still running it never put me onside the road I only sold it because the clutch was jumping out of place and the AC was still working at the time.

[hughb]

Informative as always + an entertaining standup routine 🤣

[Shadobannedlife]

I really enjoy and appreciate your informative and interesting videos. Your cheerful enthusiasm is contagious!🌞

[wordpressobsessed]

The bottom line is that maintenance is the most important factor in getting any vehicle to high mileage. But maintaining any Toyota Lexus or Honda well should surpass most other vehicles with no problem.

[juliochingaling]

Great video Mark. You need a prime time show🤓🤜🤛 God bless amigo.😎👍

[cardo]

Excellent vid, entertaining, honest and informative. My 2 cents, another advantage of a GMC Denali over an Escalade would be part pricing. On American vehicles once you put the Cadillac or Lincoln name on them the part prices skyrocket, this will have an impact on long-term ownership/insurance costs.