10 most durable cars, still running well after more than 400,000 km

Recently, the US-based market research and car buying consulting site iSeeCars conducted a survey and analysis to come up with a report on the most durable car models, still running well after 250,000 miles, equivalent to more than 400,000 km.

iSeeCars has just released a list of the most durable car models, still running well after 250,000 miles, equivalent to more than 400,000 km.

Accordingly, iSeeCars surveyed more than 260 million cars in the US market sold between 2012 and 2022 to come up with a percentage chance of each model running well after more than 400,000 km. iSeeCars built a model, using the average expected odometer reading (ODO) for each year of the product's life cycle. The company then used it to calculate the likelihood of a car still running well after 250,000 miles (more than 400,000 km).

The survey and analysis results of iSeeCars show that on average, only 11.8% of each car model can run well after more than 400,000 km. Among the 10 most durable car models, still running well after more than 400,000 km, recently announced by iSeeCars, are mainly SUV and pickup models of Japanese and American brands.

10 most durable car models, still running well after more than 400,000 km, announced by iSeeCars.

Of these, there are 5 Toyota models, 2 Ford models, 1 GMC model, 1 Chevrolet model and 1 Honda model. Leading this list is the Ford F-350 Super Duty pickup truck, with 49.1% of the total number of vehicles sold still running well after more than 400,000 km.

The rugged SUV Toyota Land Cruiser continues to make the list, coming in at number 2 with 47.9% of vehicles having a chance to continue operating properly after more than 400,000 km. The third and fourth positions are Toyota models such as Toyota Tundra (47.9%), Toyota Sequoia (47.1%). In addition, Toyota also has Tacoma ranked 7th with 41.7%, Toyota 4Runner (41%).

The "rugged" SUV Toyota Land Cruiser continues to appear on this list at number 2.

Along with the Ford F-350 Super Duty, the Ford F-250 Super Duty also made the list with 43.6% of vehicles having the chance to continue operating stably after more than 400,000 km and ranked 5th.

The only representative of Honda is the Honda Pilot model ranked 6th with 42.7% of vehicles having the chance to continue operating stably after operating more than 400,000 km. The remaining two positions belong to GMC Sierra 2500 HD (41.3%) and Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD (41.2%).

Toyota has 5 car models in the Top 10 most durable cars, still running well after more than 400,000 km of use.

Mr. Karl Brauer - Analyst of iSeeCars said:"Vehicle lifespans continue to increase. For most of the automobile's history, 100,000 miles (approximately 100,000 km) was considered the maximum usable lifespan. Over the past 30 years, we've seen an increasing number of cars reach more than 200,000 miles (approximately 321,868 km), and in our 10th Longest-Lasting Vehicles Study, we've expanded our analysis to predict which vehicles are likely to reach 250,000 miles.".