3 SUVs That Will Last 500,000 Miles or More
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- 3 SUVs That Will Last 500,000 Miles or More, DIY and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. The most reliable cars and SUVS that will still be driving after 500,000 miles or more. The most reliable used SUVs. The most reliable used cars. High mileage SUVs worth buying. High mileage cars. Cars that last forever. Long lasting SUVs. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 56 years.
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2005 Honda civic here. Bought in college. 663,000 miles. Regular service like clock work. No issues. Took the money saved from buying a new dumb car every 3 years and invested it. Money ballooned to $2.8 million. Debt free. No stress. In my late 30’s. Life is good 😊 🤓
No class.
Wow
FANTASTIC!!!!! Proud of your for not being “too proud” to sell your little go-getter for something “cooler” or “prettier”.
@@jmark7390
But rich. 🤑
How’s that broke thing working out for you dude?
@@bboop200
Thanks BB! 😉
Scotty got 500k miles on him and he's still going strong. It's all about regular oil changes.
And layered denim
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
More like 5 million miles, but Scotty still runs like new... 😅
Can't say that about a few Joes...
I’d never trade Scotty in for a newer model
Yup!
Scotty is the reason i bought my 19' Highlander. Couldn't be happier with it. Thanks Scotty !
so bought in in 1900? that's a damn good year!
We bought an 04 Tacoma with the 3.4 V6 at 185 k miles. At 250k miles I figured it was time to put on a timing belt, expecting that it had been done at least once in the first 185k miles. All parts date coded 04 and belt and water pump were still perfect. Now has 303k and running perfectly and doesn't use any oil between changes. I plan on running this for as long as I am driving.
Sounds like a great truck
That 04 generation Tacoma is the best generation and the engine .. coz I have one and still using it every day ..
@@ecliqxse9591 Agreed I had one also and it ran like a swiss watch but the seats were to small and low for me or I would still own it. That said I would never buy a new 4 banger turbo Tacoma
Mine is a prerunner 2002 3.4 automatic and it runs great.
Check the frame on that 04. Great truck, we had an 04 as well. That year has a history of the frame near the rear, rusting badly & if you're in the north, they can rust thru & break. Other than that, I hope yours goes for 500k plus!
My Toyota 4runner 2001 ,3.4 l have 617.000 ml .original eng.and trans.
Wow!!!!!
Outstanding I have a 97 with 350,000.00
I have a 2000 5 speed manual Gen 3 4 Runner. 235k and runs like new. Service, service, service. .
So, I'm looking for a used 4runner. As long as it was well-maintained, I guess 130k isn't something to be afraid of! 🙂
@@leighanncrosby160 130, just getting broken in.
Toyota Highlander.
Honda Pilot,
Toyota RAV4,
Current year of each or will any year last as long?
What about Subaru’s?
My 2013 Honda Pilot has 330,000 miles.
My mom's Rav4 has 280k and it's still running very well. It was the first vehicle my family purchased when we immigrated to the US and after we gave up buying cheap used cars from friends and family who were just looking to get a quick buck from broken cars
Scotty, this year I picked up my past office managers 2004 Highlander, 5,000$, with 9,500 miles. original tires were dry rot/ changed, had all fluids drained and replaced, went ahead and put a new timing belt and water pump. Roof and hood had paint problems being parked for 18 years under a tree/ bird poop , sanded it down and rattle can rust oleum textured paint for 40 dollars. what a blessing, I'm 67 years 10:38 10:38 ars old, hopefully this will be the last vehicle I ever buy.... love your site, but not as much as my 2003 Highlander...
I drive a '99 Lexus Rx300. I bought it for $1200, expecting to not to have it for more than a year. Six years later, I still have the thing because it just drives so well, and I still use it daily. Other than usual maintenance stuff like oil changes and tires etc that every other car has too, it has never had a problem I couldn't fix myself at home with ease.
What year and how many miles was on it when you bought it?
@afkid18 2018, 180k miles. It's a Toyota, so that means the rings were just bed in!
As a young man, I bought a car just for looks. I made that mistake twice and learned a hard lesson.. From then on I learned to look deeper and I would only buy good, reliable cars. Looks took a back seat . Maybe even a seat in the trunk. 😊
Our 2009 CRV has just turned 200,000 miles. I love that car!
Solid SUV. Will probably last another 200,000 miles or more! 😊
AC went out in my Honda Element (same as CRV) @ 200k, and driver window motor @ 180k. Pretty solid otherwise.
Yes. My daughter has a 2010 CRV with 130, 000 and it runs like new. I have a 2004 Element with 304,000 miles. Still running. The Honda 2.4 is a great engine. Regular oil changes and normal wear and tear items and they run phenomenal. No timing belt to worry about either. I told my daughter she will have her CRV until she doesn’t want it anymore. She said as long as it runs she will never get rid of it. I do all of my maintenance so things are done right. My wife has a 2015 Toyota RAV4 with a 183,000 miles runs like a champ. Son has 2011 Scion Xd with 210,000 miles. Greatest thing about all of our cars is they are reliable and NO CAR PAYMENTS
Watch out for transmission problems. At 200K you are at that point.
@@Mityob67 I recently changed my AC compressor, the clutch failed, but scotty said a failing clutch means the comp is bad. The Denso 471-7056 had decent reviews, hopefully it lasts.
I have a first gen Highlander with 305k miles . Love it. Reliable vehicle!
My 03 Tacoma has 422000 and still doesn't miss a beat
How often do you change the oil?
I bet he is running synthetic and changing every 5k
them early 2000s vehicles are GOAT
Over 70k in gas
Yes synthetic oil every 5,000
I'd recommend replacing an 8 year old battery. At that age they can spontaneously die with no warning. Also, Discount Tire will replace all 4 TPMS sensors for $250.
Honda Pilot 2004 with 206,000 miles. No issues. I bought it with 182,000 miles and did a tune up, new timing belt, waterpump, serpentine belt, new coils, new spark plugs, new air filter, new battery, replace the VTM4 oil, new transmission fluid and every 5K oil and filter changes and is running like a champ.
My 2019 Toyota Rav4 transmission needs to be replaced at 125k miles (off warranty)!
Have done perfect maintenance, going to every 5k mile service appt, and only light use with no towing, no off-road. The transmission started making a faint whining noise that is gradually getting louder. The transmission still operates ok, but the Toyota Dealer service said that the transmission will eventually fail, and should be replaced. So, I'm stuck replacing the transmission off warranty. (Had 100k bumper-to-bumper warranty).
The purpose of my post is to caution people to be careful of automatically thinking that if you buy a Toyota, it will be reliable, and won't give you big repair bills if you run it over 100k miles. It will. Recommend being open-minded to other car makes for reliability.
Don’t know if yours is all wheel drive. We had a 2001 highlander with about 150,000 miles when the transmission failed. Mechanic said it was typical for all wheel drive systems. We didn’t have any other problems.
@@GodHelpUs-t1l It is front-wheel drive (2-wheel drive).
A lot of people only do oil changes and forget that transmission also need fluids change at least after 7yrs or 100k miles to avoid potential failure of transmission
97 RAV 4, manual, AWD, OEM clutch & alternator, made in Japan, 210k miles amen Scotty
Scotty is funny and scary at the same time 😬
Hes not scary if you stay out of reach of his hands.
My wife has the 07 highlander last year of that model has 207k and still going strong 🙏
I'm kinda proud to own a Kia that has 360,000 miles on the original engine and trans lol
What kia ...type
Stefen what model and year if I may ask.
I don't believe you
@@scottlarockcbpit can happen. It's luck of the draw. Some Kias last a long time
Over the past 12 months, have spoken with 8 Kia Soul owners and ALL had nothing but GOOD THINGS to say about them. Coincidence? I think not.
It is about regular maintenance and oil changes. We have a '08 Saturn Vue 2.4l with 351,000 miles on it. The only major repair was a recent radiator needed replaced because the thermostat malfunctioned. We used Castrol Edge High milage full synthetic, and changed it at 3000-5000 max.
An 08 Saturn with 351,000 miles. difficult to believe.
I actually took the Factory Tour where they were assembled.
Tennessee I believe. GM plant. They had a Rail Siding where
the Corvettes were shipped across country from. Interesting fact.
You are extremely lucky. Those vehicles are not known for great longevity, you must maintain your cars. Impressive
I love my saturn vue 155000. Runs like new
Sold my 94 Subaru legacy with 310k miles because the automatic seat belts were jacked up. The 1990- 98 Subaru 2.2 engine is absolutely bulletproof.
I was wondering if Subaru would be on this list.
Who else misses the instructional type videos where he doest appear in front of the camera and his voice is a lot more relaxed
I can’t watch.
Broke a timing belt on an ‘81 Tercel at 65 mph. Had 140k on it. New belt & was good to go
It's all care, effort. I've 2003 XC90 at 322.000 kilometres, in Turkey. Cars are expensive here. It took a while to get things right at 220.000 kilometres when we bought it from customs. It's even better shape than it was at 200k. But most people dont have time, knowledge to how to take care
Scotty, I got a Honda CRV 2024 with 5k miles and its running great
When you brake all season tires won't stop as well as winter tires. AWD won't help you with that. If you live where there is snow , just buy winter tires .
Change the Pilot Honda transmission fluid every year. It'll help protect it.
or it could make it worse.
Those transmissions suck- no one else requires yearly transmission fluid changes. I sold my ridgeline before the tranny crapped out.
Scott didn't say "it's a toyota, of course it starts right up"
I absolutely LOVE my 2004 Pontiac Vibe GT. Bought it for 5k 4 years ago with only 86k miles on it at a Toyota Auto credit (had no credit back then. At 750 now 😂) but it was a real hidden GEM. Put 2k down financed 3k for 36 months, payed it off in a year and have owned it for 3 years now outright. Only 142k miles on it and still purrs like the day I bought it. Looking forward to another 100,000+ miles of no car payments!
When it finally runs into the ground I'll be getting a Rav 4 or 4 Runner. Already got $11k cash put aside in the "next car fund" and plan to buy it outright when the time comes. I'll never have a car payment again if I can help it!
89 nissan, close to 400,000 mi...V6 5 speed. Mostly original NOT FOR SALE.
That's straight talk John 😂
Lol😅
as if
Slapped a VCM disabler on my 17 Ridgeline. Best thing I ever did. Engine and transmission is so much smoother now.
I’m original owner of 2015 Dodge Dart SXT with 2.4 liters and 6 speed automatic OD now has 378,000 on my 2 nd transmission
That is incredible. I read that that year Dart was a collaboration between Chrysler and Fiat, and was based on the Alfa Romeo Giulietta's architecture.
I have a 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser, 379,000 miles on it. I think I will die before the car brakes 😅
Get your brakes checked out. Do not drive without braking!! BTW breaks***
Check your nuts.
Literally. You know what I mean.
Love the older Land Cruisers 👍🏼
Those suv s landcruiser s are made for 50 years plus the best
@@AsuraVeriyou're a hero, none of us could have gotten through life without your correction to a minor grammatical mistake.
My brother in law’s first gen Highlander did not last and he lives in California. Major engine issues. He ended up with a forester. He loves it.
If you're buying a toyota or other dependable car that you plan on keeping more than 5 years and you live in snow country.....get that vehicle under coated with a Lanolin based or oil based product.
I have a 2009 Honda Pilot, NEVER an issue. Replaced an alternator at 200k miles. It's at 245k rn, last Thursday I got rear ended.... it's probably going to be totalled. I could not be sadder, honestly LOVE the car
Great point about Honda's timing belt in a 3.5L interference engine. Engineering malpractice. Belts are fine when valves don't meet pistons if/when they break. I was one of Honda's victims on a belt that failed 20k miles after replacement at ~100k, >$6,000 damage. "S.O.L." they said, "out of warranty". Third and last Honda purchase... EVER!
Which super lucky guy bought my once Highlander 2003 V6 from Sterling McCall Toyota at Southwest Freeway Houston a couple years ago , that I sold back to that dealer after 18 years . I wanna buy it back!!
Our shop has a pair of tesla model xs one has 501k the other has 460k. All we have done is basic maintenance. Mostly tires, washer fluid, and wipers. These vehicles are surprisingly reliable and simpler then they appear.
Scotty any chance we can get a video for cars like this please if possible i wont ever buy a new vehicle off the lot so these videos help alot
My 10' Pilot Touring with 190k miles still drives smooth & never had any major issues. Been on many roadtrips & a few ½ way across the country.
I own a Toyota Sequoia, it currently has 238k miles and runs like a champ. Will probably keep it for a while.
1. Toyota Highlander
2. Honda Pilot
3. Toyota RAV4
This is my 2007 Infiniti M35 base.
I drive in eastern Washington.
Replaced the A/C.
MAF cleaned
JFC
My 2010 honda Crv still going strong 😊
Go to 2013 CRV.And with a hundred thousand miles and it still runs great love it
There's some other vehicles that are affordable and seemingly last forever. A friend of ours has a Matrix with 350K miles and it's still going strong.
I guess no one checks out their owner's manual anymore. The owner's manual is how people who can still read learn what strange buttons and dash lights are.
Thanks, Scotty, for all that you do for us on TH-cam. Side note, I am worried about your caffeine consumption. 😆
Old mofels seem to be good. The newer ones (2020+) have insane amount of complaints about sudden unintended acceleration, false emergency braking, oil consumption etc
My 2005 Toyota had that sudden acceleration, very dangerous. I survived. BUT I know to not even try to accelerate much after starting or reversing. Have to be light footed unless you’re on a highway.
I don’t need a car. I just came here to watch Scotty be bop riff! YT superstar 🌟
Scotty drives a Highland at 420
Yeah!
I"m looking at 2012 RAV 4 ONLY!!! (the V-6 version only) and AWD/4wd. ANY ADVICE???
I agree with you Scotty. I worked at a Lexus toyota dealership and never seen a broken timing belt. Hey I remember a 86 Tercel hatchback 285,000 came in cause the water pump was seeping. Looked at the timing belt and it was the original. Little old lady said I’ve never done the belt or wtr pump. lol lol. I’ve seen tundras and sequoia go 190,000 to 220,000 then wtr pump leaks then belt changed.
Thanks for the comparison and going through the computer check with each one and your great explanation.
Love our 2015 RAV, 110,000 and drives like new. Plan on keeping it until it drops.
2009 Tahoe with 285k miles on it. Original motor and transmission. The 5.3L motors are beasts.
The most expensive repairs I've had are pulling out the dash to replace the actuators and heater core and I replaced the air shocks. Some people just swap those to normal but I kept the original ride quality. There have been some ankle biters here and there but nothing I would call expensive.
I have a caravan now eventually I will want to change it to a big suv just didn’t know what model to go with. From this video it seems that Honda and Toyota looks like it will last longer. I was looking at a Honda pilot I think that’s the biggest suv they have. I was looking at tahoes too I love how those look especially the suburban but, I didn’t know if those will last long like these
My 2015 Honda crv has 175k miles only thing that’s been done other then brakes is the timing chain tensioner and guides.
When it comes to the RAV4 AWD you really need to address the difference between the HYBRID (Prime or regular) version which uses gasoline for the front and EV for the back unlike the non-hybrid version. AWD does not equal AWD. You can also turn AWD on and off just like EV only for the Camry Hybrid.
my current 2008 Honda pilot has 255k miles and it runs fine. My previous 2004 Honda Pilot had 380k miles before I sold it (still ran fine but was beginning to rust). 2008 awd was the last year without VCM (variable Cylinder management or deactivatioN).
If you have a Honda with an interference engine, even the older ones, if you changed it and the pump every 60-90k they were fine, in fact a lot of them were known to go 300k miles (the older Civics at least, and some of the older Accords, like from the late 80's / early 90's so as long as you kept up with the maintenance then they could last a long time). I think Honda did do away with the timing belt in the Civic at least in 2006 or 2007 (whenever it was redesigned to the more rounded body style). But even Toyota I think still has interference engines but they've pretty much gone away from timing belts and everything is chains so you really don't have to worry unless you maybe run out of oil or your oil pump dies and doesn't pump oil (basically the same sort of thing, but that will kill any car).
1999 v6, tensioner seized up and caused erratic random surging.
150k on original timing belt.
Replaced tensioner with belt and no more surging and crack sound in the exhaust when accelerating during downshift.
Took almost 2 years to figure that out.
Scanner wouldn't give enough info to detect the issue.
3-cylinder suvs for me. great gas saving. ford escape, buick envision, nissan rogue.
.... i think my Ford has aluminum control arms..... the front at least are
2013 ford escape 200k miles original engine and transmission.
Still have my 2006 Highlander. Original owner.
Bought a new 4 cylinder Highlander in 2004. Never was roadside and retired it at 268,000 miles.
My Merceds GLC 300 has 45,000 and I fully expect it to drive another 10,000 at least. Super psyched.
I have a 07 mercury Montego and it gets 32 mpg best car I have ever had
Scotty my go to guy. Your the best and the sharpest. I trust you..Thanks
I have Mitsubishi montero SUV with 217000.
STILL ROCK SOLID !
I miss my 2006 highlander. Great car. Died with 203,300 miles when it got crushed a few months ago.. otherwise it would have kept going to 300,000 miles .
my 05 highlander has 290k miles she never fails me
Sometimes doing a full transmission fluid exchange fixes the judder. Just DON’T use a flush machine.
Road salt in Massachusetts. I lost a Ford Ranger to that. 215K miles and the engine ran great but the undercarriage was corroded out.
That's the bad thing about all the salt they put on the roads here in Pennsylvania. The car bodies an inner n outer rocker panels rust an undercarriages.
I got a 2007 Toyota Highlander pushing 160,000 runs great and just normal wear and tear replacement parts under body.. interior parts like new..
I just had to fix/replace drive shaft and leaf spring shackles and still running strong
2004 with 275 and just bought a 2021 which also has the v6, 2023 stopped making them with the v6.
If 3rd gen 4runner isnt on the list scottys list os void
I have a 23 Toyota rav 4 40 k
So far all is well with the car just oil changes and regular maintenance
2004 Honda Accord LX. 236K miles. AC not blowing cold. Cruise control not working.
No 4Runner?
I just bought a RAV4 with 215,000 miles on a 22 years old. I sure hope it makes it to half 1,000,000 miles Scotty.
Can you do a video of what cars to buy if a person lives in Connecticut? Price range $6,000
My 1989 3.0 V6 just broke timing belt at 289000 miles
scotty have yu tried the nissan xtrail, 16 years only replacements a radiator because the plastic cracked, and a set of rear shocks mileage 360.000klms ,burns no oil, 8 to 9 klms per 100klms fuel E10 has 4 wheel if required ,serviced every 8000 klms
I have the 2004 highlander limited edition. One owner running over 300k . Just got my catalyst converter change for $ 2400
Might need a video about Massachusetts new curfew🇺🇸
If you see snow, you should move further South 😎👌✌. I -10 is the Mason-Dixon line
It’s hoing to be the wheel sensors, not the modulators.
Most cars will last if you take good care of them. My daughter has a 2006 ford escape with over 300,000 miles and still running good .
Sounds like you haven't owned that many vehicles
I rode in the backseat of a 2019 fully loaded Toyota Rav 4 this morning. The ride was so smooth and I had so much leg room (long legs) I felt as though I was riding in a luxury vehicle. I couldn't believe it was a '19.
My 2011 Toyota Highlander still rides like a dream.
@@PennySue one of the ways I know when I'm in a new vehicle is the ride is so tight because the suspension is still stiff. I find that the older quality vehicles get, the smoother it is riding in the backseat.
On another note when I returned home this afternoon it was in the backseat of an older model Kia. We were on rough city streets and I felt every bump. By the time I made it home my body was in so much pain I needed a deep tissue massage lol.
@@nuthinbutlovethat’s an older cheap car for you
@@mattkobold6273 yeh. That Kia's about done lol.
'04 Pilot, 409K, minor rust topside, but crusty rear suspension parts. I bought it with 218K from original owner. Would recommend a trans cooler. Motor mounts wear out, too.
I have a 1985 JEEP CJ-7. It has NO computers. If something breaks, if fix it myself. It has a transplanted 360 which added horsepower and torque. 200,000 plus miles. Easy to remove hard top and doors, for summertime fun. The ORIGINAL side by side 4x4. It will be running, long after Tesla goes out of business.
My father had a 1944 Willys Jeep until I sold it in the late 80's after he passed away. Thinking back, I wished I kept it. It ran for over forty years without any major problems. It was easy to maintain. He could dismantle it completely and put it back together with nary a problem.
Always that one touch hole who has to say "I have a Jeep"
That 360 is a good motor and that CJ is a joy to work on. I miss working on them.
@@cecillec2331 It's too bad you sold it. The value of such Jeeps continue to go up. Tesla value always goes down.
I wish I knew what Scotty felt and has said about Subarus, I have a Subaru Outback 2018 - the stereo system, console went out last year 2023. Not too sure I would buy another one. Very disappointing. Not sure what to buy next down the line in its comparison.
Illegal left turn in the Highlander, first available lane is required.
Hey Scotty, can you do a review of the 2016 Volvo V60 Cross Country? I’ve had mine from the beginning now with 140k miles. I’ve followed the maintenance manual almost to a tee.
Can you do a video of what cars to buy if a person lives in Connecticut? Price range $6,000.
For the P0420, if the check engine light is already on for a restricted cat, why don’t you just hollow out the converter and optimize exhaust flow?
I wouldn't have a Honda with an automatic. Their automatic transmissions are weak and especially trouble prone in larger Honda vehicles with bigger V6 engines.
It’s ya boi (gurl) back at it again, The psych ward couldn’t hold me down forever 💪 😎 💪
Scotty you hold me together with these bideos thank you for everything you do ❤️
Scotty would put together a list of reliable vehicles with engines and transmissions we should look for in a used vehicle I am interested in trucks and suv that can handle 5 to 6 people 4wd and 2wd the most newer models but if I could get the right older one for the money that’s ok too! I also have a 1995 gmc Sonoma 4.3 2wd that has 500,000 miles the only reason I quit driving it was could get through government checks I also have a 1999 s10 2 Ed x vin engine 2wd with 350,000 miles I think they are some of the best trucks ever built. Also have a 1999 Ford Expedition 5.4 4wd Eddie Bauer with 250, 000. I am going to need a new vehicle soon or just have new engines installed. Prices are ridiculous