Automobile 250,000-Mile Longevity Study
According to iSeeCars’ data, brands like Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Subaru are less likely to reach 250,000 miles compared to Tesla.
Key Points:
- Toyota and Lexus lead in chances of reaching 250,000 miles; Mitsubishi lags significantly.
- Tesla matches the industry average at 4.6%, tying for 5th/6th place overall.
- While suggestive, it's still better to check other sources of data, especially in terms of reliability.
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1mo
Very soon but want to get 285000 out of it without rounding. Only lower gears struggle. Once up to speed it’s fine!!!
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1mo
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1mo
i wish it didn't smell like a mule lived in though
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1mo
...the seats! Heck, you can still think about doing that...but in the mean time, how about shampooing the carpet and installing seat covers?
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1mo
like New Car and Mildew
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1mo
I used the Meguires and it wasn't too bad, but there are a lot more on the market. Some are even designed to neutralize cigarette smoke.
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1mo
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1mo
...a dozen different options. I think it's worth a try.
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1mo
bought the Ody new in 2004 and have put 100k+ on the Tacoma over the past 5.5 years. Both still running great.
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