I have been in the auto service / repair business for over 35 years and I can honestly say that the Asian cars and trucks ARE better. I wish I could say the American brands are of higher quality but I can't say that because I know what I see every day. The US brands ARE getting better and closing the gap but they are not there yet. I really don't think it's the labor assembling them because many camry's, corollas, accords etc are built here in the United States. I feel the quality difference is in engineering, design and the parts suppliers used.
I took my 25-year-old Tercel in for an inspection last month. It needed brakes. Last year it needed a light bulb. Buy a Toyota and take care of it... and it will live a very, very long life.
Unless you live in the rust belt! Down here in Florida, I lots lots of older cars still going. Cars from the 80's even. I recently saw a Toyota Corolla from the 70's cruising down the road! But where I grew in Upstate NY, within 10 years nearly every Toyota was just eaten up with rust. I guess all cars rusted out, but Toyota seem to rust more.
@@bradc7882 It really does depend. I bought a used 2007 Yaris, and didn't inspect the underside enough before buying. Muffler was rusted out with several holes. After being told I needed to replace the entire exhaust system while getting an inspection (not true, they were just lazy and didn't want to cut out and weld at all, and they would have turned around and sold the cat for a pretty penny plus the 1500 they were going to charge), I went under there and inspected the whole thing and there is a fair amount of rust on a good portion of the exhaust pipe, though no where near as bad as the muffler was. Anyways, the first owner apparently had been up in MA. Btw, took it to another place that was willing to cut out the muffler and worst rusted section of pipe, and literally only paid a 4th what the first place was going to charge (again, mostly because of the cat/c). I didn't mind paying that, because I still got a great deal on the car. The dealership was originally trying to sell it for almost 6k and I got it for 2, 400. It had been sitting there since August, being stick, having somewhat high miles, lol and being a Yaris (not a "sexy" car to most), they kept lowering the price. It sounds and runs great. Note to folks who don't know this. Apparently the old automotive trick of patching up mufflers/exhaust with fiberglass and water glass (sodium silicate) does not pass certain state inspections, cause that's what I did first, myself after going to the 1st place (you can patch up the rest of the pipe that way, but not the muffler itself). Thankfully I already had the materials on hand, and it was an easy/quick job, otherwise I would be kicking myself for the waste when it ended up still needing to be replaced.
I just bought a 2007 with 97,000 miles.I hope mine gets to here.I just got oil change and basic stuff done at the dealer didn't need it but wanted to freshen it up for my self.I Love my Toy.Thats her name God gave me this car . 😇
I think alot of this has to do with his driving schedule. 400k miles when put on the car in a matter of 4 years isnt as bad as 400k put on the car in a matter of 20 years. Heat cycles have alot to do with it.... If you drive only 50 miles a day, VS 400 you would let the engine completely cool down, and get back up to operating temperature literally over 7,000 more times before you hit the same mileage. Obviously thats going to matter.... 7000 plus more cold starts which do accelerate engine wear, 7000 plus more times the starter has to work, etc... This is why alot of people will stress "Highway miles" when selling a vehicle with high milegage, becuase just cruising down the highway does less wear, then constantly cold starting, and stopping and going in regular town driving.
Agreed. Constant freeway driving causes very little wear on the drivetrain. A car that has 200k of strictly freeway driving vs a car that has 100k of in-town, stop and go driving is a night and day difference as far as wear on parts.
@Drew Taks the ford ranger easily does it. Had a buddy with well over 300,000 on his ranger. Same story as the yaris, only small part changes like alternator. It also spent most of its life in the country, so not all clean highway miles. Hills, snow, road salt, harsh conditions all its life. Toyotas aren't the only vehicles that do it.
I bought my 2nd hand 2910 yaris n have not collect it yet. The milage is 11850km, I am going to start my journey, you guys give me the confidence I am buying the right thing!
i had a toyota echo with 410,000 miles on it, still ran great too until some idiot drunk in a tractor trailer hit me at a stop light. the car was mashed up but i still drove it for another month until the insurance got worked out.
I love Toyota especially the Yaris. Japanese cars are always tough as hell it works hard and never let you down it can go even more than 1 million mile and further more with no problem at all
My wifes 2007 Yaris just hit 175K - so far we have only had to change the oil and replace the tires. I've been expecting to need to do something soon, but so far - so good.
***** I had the plugs done as part of regular maint. schedule at 100K, but haven't had the flush done - good idea, thanks! I should probably get the transmission screen cleaned and fluid changed while I'm at it.
itsmegp46 My wife is a nurse and makes better money commuting to the city from our home in the country. It adds up quick, which is why she drives a Yaris. No car we know of lasts as long and still gets great gas mileage. We have ordered an Elio, but they won't start making them until next year.
my 96 Toyota Tercel is about to hit 400,000 miles and we have never replaced the engine, transmission ,clutch , alternator , anything realy except spark plugs fan belts and oil and tires ill have a video for it on my channel in 2000 miles
I have a Yaris and it's better than my G6 I owned. I only do basic repairs. I'm at 154900 miles and I heard they can go over 400k miles. I love Toyota.
Back in February this year I picked up a 2010 2 door AT Hatchback with TWELVE Thousand miles. Paid $7200 out the door. 36 MPG solid, every single time I fill the tank. Not a single rattle. Even though its not the sexiest looking car in the world, I felt like I won the lottery when I bought this one. I remember joking with my son (who's a Toyota tech), calling them a "Shitbox"....he warned me they were far, far from that....fact.
UPDATE?? I just bought a 2008 Yaris for only a thousand bucks that has two hundred and eighty thousand miles on it and it still looks like brand new and runs like a champ
I bought mine REFURBISHED. Best purchase ever. It was totaled out with just a front end crash. Paid $5300 for $12,000 car with 80,000 miles. Today at 145,000 the serpentine belt broke. Thanks to God, I rolled right into A local jiffy lube competitor. Luckily they had the belt. $106 and back on the road. I'm shooting for 1 million miles. I change oil every 3000 miles and baby it,
Your clutch history is 448,000, 474,000 & 506,000 with your second clutch lasting 26,000 and third lasting 32,000. Were your second and third clutches used, genuine or non genuine parts?
2nd & 3rd clutch were replaced with an ACT but I made a mistake and used back the original pressure plate as it felt fine... But then realized I needed to chg it after the 3rd time... I'm currently using a custom carbon/Kevlar street disc with a HD pressure plate.
What's really impressive is that you still have a spine. I once drove a Yaris from Miami to Hartford CT, and can only say one thing...Never again in such small and uncomfortable car. It's a nice city/town car but not a highway cruiser.
Sold mine to a coworkers, has 250,000 Canadian Kms-thats 3 months a year at -20 or colder with salt on the roads, only ever had regular oil changes & a new water pump. Brakes are still at 50%.
9 years on mine 275,000 miles. And nothing but brakes and oil changes. And spark plugs once. I also own a xb with 253,000 miles that i bougth at the same time. And no problems. Oil ,brakes, and spark plugs.
Damn, I have the 07 model having 130k on it and I have already been saving up money for any break out. However no break down yet..yes after 6 years..and not a single problem I have except for a new battery. I have followed the maintaince very closely. Now knowing a 400k and still going, fuck, Yaris is great
thats amazing that the car has so many miles on it and youve only had to get a few things fixed on it! i had a jetta and it had almost 200,000 miles on it and it was a complete piece of crap, soo many tings were wrong with it now the head gaskett in it is gone so now im lookin around for another RELIABLE car and i def think ive found it! im goin this week to look at sum toyota yaris' and i cant wait! thanks for the great video
bpurdy305 if you ask me, a good combination for Toyota would be a 6.7L Cummins motor in a Toyota Tundra. Toyota is built to last 1,000,000 miles and then some, and Cummins is built to last 1,000,000 miles and then some. That would make a great combo.
Just put 485 000 kms on my 2004 Sienna awd. Have only replaced shocks and rear springs front brakes 3 times and back twicel. Run flats tires are garbage but went with regular Michelin tires Xice and defender in summer and never had another problem. Also I replace battery often as they are cheap and also oils myself and often. Seats are worn out now and doors have had some issues. Time for a new one if something major goes.
Just hit 105k miles driven hard same motor but in a 05 scion xa. Hope to see at least 200k even though I have literally no oil blow by nor excessive wear.
I cut off the upper (permanent) air filter. Just have K&N now. I constantly check the air box area behind the filter (the upper part) and notice it's completely clean,there's no even dust. So ... it's safe and also the car breaths easily now, I can go up to 115mph. But my MPG is not good as I expected - 35mpg => LOW !!! (where I live and go to school, there're all highways). I don't know if it's because my 07Yaris is 135k mile old, or I drive it 90-100mph most of the time. Good luck with yours^^
If I may ask, is the car still running? Whats the mileage now? Also, if you could please tell us what you do for a living to get so many miles so quickly. I think it's cool you can do that
my husband's 1995 toyota camry le v6 has 371400 miles and has gone over 135mph idk if its good or save to go that fast in high miles but the car does it all the time and still keeps going
I know exactly what you mean. My neighbor recently replaced his 1992 300E, with about 150,000. At this point something was always going wrong with it, and spending $300-$500 a month on repairs.
@@sunnydelight4991 haha yeah it's been a pretty great reliable car for me. And I don't drive that much per year so yeah I think it'll last a good while
Dayum!! I have a 2009 Yaris but with 28k miles on it. Probably not going to make it to milage that high. Already got a sliding clutch. Nice video though, keep that car running :)
400,000 miles in 3 years? so what kind of driving is that? Is the car driven 24 hours a day 7 days a week? The numbers just don't add up. How many miles does an average or even commercial driver do per year?
What can of job you do? I know here in FL you can put many miles on a car but that amount is out of range. Why the airbag light is on? did you crash the car? how many set of tire you put in that car? how many times you fill your gas tank a day?
Really impressive, especially the first 400k. From 435k onwards it looks like it got a bit frustrating. Why did the 2nd and 3rd clutch not last very long ?
I see this was 12 years ago. Do you still have it? If not, how many miles did you end up getting out of it? You must’ve had a job where you had to drive a lot! Very impressive! That’s a Toyota for you!
original alternator lasted 323,000 miles 2nd alternator I'm assuming aftermarket, lasted 144k. I guess I'm going to pay the extra $$ and buy oem. However, it seems like the replacement shocks lasted way longer than the original? Interesting. Im surprised the drive belt wasn't changed yet. My moms yaris belt started to crack after a few years.
This happens mainly on manual transmission. My friend's automatic yaris is running but in bad condiotion even though it went through good maintenance schedule.
17months = 200k miles = per day 381 miles even if every day(!!!) goes same.. sounds not real.. you must be a truck driver or something or multiple drivers using this car to anywhere all day ...
dude i have a 2001 chevy blazer with 300000 miles on iti bought the truck just over a year ago with 180,000 on it i drive around 350-400 miles a day its easier to do than you think i drive lots for work and lots of highway trips and burn 3/4 of a tank of fuel per day 400,000 in 3 years is very possible if i can put 120,000 on my truck in just over a year
every day!!! 5 and half hour driving at 70 mph..seriously ? many place doesn't allow even 50 60 mph speed limits..sometimes u stuck at traffic jam, sometimes waiting red light sometimes u can't reach 70 mph..shortly say every day "at least 7-8 hours driving" 1 driver..i still not believe it. you must be only driving this car for travel...even if u miss 1 day only you need to drive 14 hours next day..somehow even if u doing it really appreciate ur effort to driving..must be making extremely tired of human metabolism..
@triniper4mance thanks soo much for the reply i will be definitely considering it.. I also have another question... I have read that some people have purchased the yaris and toyota did not put an in cabin air filter and sometimes things would get into the air vents causing a raddeling noise or sounding like paper stuck in the vent ??? also have you ever had a problem with your AC being any mildew smell or things of this nature?? Thanks again :)!!!
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My '07 Yaris has 336,000 miles... but I don't worry a bit because is like driving an American car with 36,000
Tunco Maclovio lol
Exactly. Never will I buy American junk again
True with all import engine.... not domestic
Agreed !
Manual... now hitting close to 400,000
Legend says this car is still on the road...
Legends are right! Yes, it's still on the road and hoping to install a turbo kit on it soon with the high mileage on it.
@skbuoy My Yaris currently has 575,000 miles on it and still running without any major issues.
@@triniper4mance you have to be in the delivery service in order to put that crazy amount of miles on it.
@@triniper4mance which oil grade brand do you use? 5w30 dx1? Valvoline? Motul? Liquimolly? Total? Shell? Or any other? Thx.
I have been in the auto service / repair business for over 35 years and I can honestly say that the Asian cars and trucks ARE better. I wish I could say the American brands are of higher quality but I can't say that because I know what I see every day. The US brands ARE getting better and closing the gap but they are not there yet. I really don't think it's the labor assembling them because many camry's, corollas, accords etc are built here in the United States. I feel the quality difference is in engineering, design and the parts suppliers used.
I took my 25-year-old Tercel in for an inspection last month. It needed brakes. Last year it needed a light bulb. Buy a Toyota and take care of it... and it will live a very, very long life.
Unless you live in the rust belt! Down here in Florida, I lots lots of older cars still going. Cars from the 80's even. I recently saw a Toyota Corolla from the 70's cruising down the road! But where I grew in Upstate NY, within 10 years nearly every Toyota was just eaten up with rust. I guess all cars rusted out, but Toyota seem to rust more.
@@dragasoni No they don't moron, this isn't 1970.. Toyota has some of the best rust prevention methods in the business.
@@bradc7882 It really does depend. I bought a used 2007 Yaris, and didn't inspect the underside enough before buying. Muffler was rusted out with several holes. After being told I needed to replace the entire exhaust system while getting an inspection (not true, they were just lazy and didn't want to cut out and weld at all, and they would have turned around and sold the cat for a pretty penny plus the 1500 they were going to charge), I went under there and inspected the whole thing and there is a fair amount of rust on a good portion of the exhaust pipe, though no where near as bad as the muffler was. Anyways, the first owner apparently had been up in MA.
Btw, took it to another place that was willing to cut out the muffler and worst rusted section of pipe, and literally only paid a 4th what the first place was going to charge (again, mostly because of the cat/c). I didn't mind paying that, because I still got a great deal on the car. The dealership was originally trying to sell it for almost 6k and I got it for 2, 400. It had been sitting there since August, being stick, having somewhat high miles, lol and being a Yaris (not a "sexy" car to most), they kept lowering the price. It sounds and runs great.
Note to folks who don't know this. Apparently the old automotive trick of patching up mufflers/exhaust with fiberglass and water glass (sodium silicate) does not pass certain state inspections, cause that's what I did first, myself after going to the 1st place (you can patch up the rest of the pipe that way, but not the muffler itself). Thankfully I already had the materials on hand, and it was an easy/quick job, otherwise I would be kicking myself for the waste when it ended up still needing to be replaced.
I just bought a 2007 with 97,000 miles.I hope mine gets to here.I just got oil change and basic stuff done at the dealer didn't need it but wanted to freshen it up for my self.I Love my Toy.Thats her name God gave me this car . 😇
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I think alot of this has to do with his driving schedule. 400k miles when put on the car in a matter of 4 years isnt as bad as 400k put on the car in a matter of 20 years.
Heat cycles have alot to do with it.... If you drive only 50 miles a day, VS 400 you would let the engine completely cool down, and get back up to operating temperature literally over 7,000 more times before you hit the same mileage. Obviously thats going to matter.... 7000 plus more cold starts which do accelerate engine wear, 7000 plus more times the starter has to work, etc...
This is why alot of people will stress "Highway miles" when selling a vehicle with high milegage, becuase just cruising down the highway does less wear, then constantly cold starting, and stopping and going in regular town driving.
Agreed. Constant freeway driving causes very little wear on the drivetrain. A car that has 200k of strictly freeway driving vs a car that has 100k of in-town, stop and go driving is a night and day difference as far as wear on parts.
You Sound like a ford owner Bruv just shut up
@Drew Taks the ford ranger easily does it. Had a buddy with well over 300,000 on his ranger. Same story as the yaris, only small part changes like alternator. It also spent most of its life in the country, so not all clean highway miles. Hills, snow, road salt, harsh conditions all its life.
Toyotas aren't the only vehicles that do it.
I bought my 2nd hand 2910 yaris n have not collect it yet. The milage is 11850km,
I am going to start my journey, you guys give me the confidence I am buying the right thing!
Thanks for posting this! I have an '08 Yaris and recently took a job which requires me to drive 100 miles a day. Looks like a chose the right car!
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What?!
i had a toyota echo with 410,000 miles on it, still ran great too until some idiot drunk in a tractor trailer hit me at a stop light. the car was mashed up but i still drove it for another month until the insurance got worked out.
Gotta love toyota's, it really is the only way to go. Let us know when you hit a million miles!
Am about to buy a used 2007 with 123K miles. This video makes me relieved and happy.
Surprisingly, he keeps the description updated with repair history.
Yaris is the supreme sub compact. Better than a Honda Fit.
Definitely get the 5 speed manual...It's got the best 1.5 liter engine ever built.
Same engine for both automatic and manual
I love Toyota especially the Yaris. Japanese cars are always tough as hell it works hard and never let you down it can go even more than 1 million mile and further more with no problem at all
Later Yaris weren't made in Japan
toyoscio parts were but assembled in France.
Nice! I got 450,000 on a 81’ f100 5.0 Windsor,been a farm truck it’s whole life.
My wifes 2007 Yaris just hit 175K - so far we have only had to change the oil and replace the tires. I've been expecting to need to do something soon, but so far - so good.
i would do a radiator flush and new spark plugs asap. Just did mine @ 139,000 I have an 07 sedan. Just sayin
***** I had the plugs done as part of regular maint. schedule at 100K, but haven't had the flush done - good idea, thanks! I should probably get the transmission screen cleaned and fluid changed while I'm at it.
What do you for a living that has you driving so much? Thanks
itsmegp46 My wife is a nurse and makes better money commuting to the city from our home in the country. It adds up quick, which is why she drives a Yaris. No car we know of lasts as long and still gets great gas mileage. We have ordered an Elio, but they won't start making them until next year.
that cars are built to last. yaris, echo, corolla.
Top 5 Auto Repairs true
just turned 90k on mine and the only thing I've changed is oil and tires!!!!
0:10 Theft Prevention :D
The best Theft prevention in the US is manual transmission :D
my 96 Toyota Tercel is about to hit 400,000 miles and we have never replaced the engine, transmission ,clutch , alternator , anything realy except spark plugs fan belts and oil and tires ill have a video for it on my channel in 2000 miles
Legend has it that this car is still on the road pt 2...
I have 120,000 miles on my 2008 Yaris so far. Love my little car. :-) It has never given me a moment of trouble.
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I'm sorry, officer! I had to go 120 mph to make my odometer roll over faster!
Not surprised. Toyota's are bloody good cars.
to prove there is nothing better than toyota 400,000 miles and it runs like new
I have one that I bought a couple of days before him but I have only 86ooo miles on it in 16 years I still love this car.
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I have a Yaris and it's better than my G6 I owned. I only do basic repairs. I'm at 154900 miles and I heard they can go over 400k miles. I love Toyota.
THANKS for the update , you are very generous. Hope the travels have been safe too.
Toyota are so hard. I drive a diesel Corolla with 320000 km, and still going strong!!😃
Back in February this year I picked up a 2010 2 door AT Hatchback with TWELVE Thousand miles. Paid $7200 out the door. 36 MPG solid, every single time I fill the tank. Not a single rattle. Even though its not the sexiest looking car in the world, I felt like I won the lottery when I bought this one. I remember joking with my son (who's a Toyota tech), calling them a "Shitbox"....he warned me they were far, far from that....fact.
Great vid to see 👍
Very tough cars can't beat a Toyota on reliability thats what its about
UPDATE?? I just bought a 2008 Yaris for only a thousand bucks that has two hundred and eighty thousand miles on it and it still looks like brand new and runs like a champ
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I bought mine REFURBISHED. Best purchase ever. It was totaled out with just a front end crash. Paid $5300 for $12,000 car with 80,000 miles. Today at 145,000 the serpentine belt broke. Thanks to God, I rolled right into A local jiffy lube competitor. Luckily they had the belt. $106 and back on the road. I'm shooting for 1 million miles. I change oil every 3000 miles and baby it,
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Yaris is a really good model. Mine 07 hatch is at 170.000 miles and still able to hit 115mph mark. Everything is stock so far.
hats off dude ,my last cars clutchplate was weared at only 64000 kms
love the highspeed runs
Your clutch history is 448,000, 474,000 & 506,000 with your second clutch lasting 26,000 and third lasting 32,000. Were your second and third clutches used, genuine or non genuine parts?
I noticed that as well. probably cheap store brand clutch from the local parts store.
2nd & 3rd clutch were replaced with an ACT but I made a mistake and used back the original pressure plate as it felt fine... But then realized I needed to chg it after the 3rd time... I'm currently using a custom carbon/Kevlar street disc with a HD pressure plate.
Wow amazing man i got a 2009 yaris know i no they last a while thanks man aeesome video.
my 2009 yaris 2NZFE 1.3 has 320.000 kms and still going strong. 15w40 engine oil every 5.000kms.
What's really impressive is that you still have a spine. I once drove a Yaris from Miami to Hartford CT, and can only say one thing...Never again in such small and uncomfortable car. It's a nice city/town car but not a highway cruiser.
have a 2010 yaris. good cars!
Sold mine to a coworkers, has 250,000 Canadian Kms-thats 3 months a year at -20 or colder with salt on the roads, only ever had regular oil changes & a new water pump. Brakes are still at 50%.
9 years on mine 275,000 miles. And nothing but brakes and oil changes. And spark plugs once. I also own a xb with 253,000 miles that i bougth at the same time. And no problems. Oil ,brakes, and spark plugs.
I lied about the spark plugs. Changed them twice.
Well it is really a Toyota Corolla with a new name ! And The Corolla today is really a Corona ! Two of the most reliable cars in the world !
Imagine having a Toyota stick shift acuatkly made in Japan god my dreams!
Awesome Yaris man...Love it! Keep us updated please! =)
Damn, I have the 07 model having 130k on it and I have already been saving up money for any break out. However no break down yet..yes after 6 years..and not a single problem I have except for a new battery. I have followed the maintaince very closely. Now knowing a 400k and still going, fuck, Yaris is great
thats amazing that the car has so many miles on it and youve only had to get a few things fixed on it! i had a jetta and it had almost 200,000 miles on it and it was a complete piece of crap, soo many tings were wrong with it now the head gaskett in it is gone so now im lookin around for another RELIABLE car and i def think ive found it! im goin this week to look at sum toyota yaris' and i cant wait! thanks for the great video
bpurdy305 if you ask me, a good combination for Toyota would be a 6.7L Cummins motor in a Toyota Tundra. Toyota is built to last 1,000,000 miles and then some, and Cummins is built to last 1,000,000 miles and then some. That would make a great combo.
Toyota Tundra can easily go 1 million mile with their own engine
Toyota's were meant for long distances. lol
dont forget allison transmission (if you like auto)
Just put 485 000 kms on my 2004 Sienna awd. Have only replaced shocks and rear springs front brakes 3 times and back twicel. Run flats tires are garbage but went with regular Michelin tires Xice and defender in summer and never had another problem. Also I replace battery often as they are cheap and also oils myself and often. Seats are worn out now and doors have had some issues. Time for a new one if something major goes.
I cant imagine how you manage to do 300-400 miles a day
May I ask what kind of work you do that requires so much driving? thanks in advance.
do you drive to the moon and back???
Miami to Tampa and back in 9hrs 5 days a week.
That explains your car's longevity, lot of highway miles compared to stop and go city driving.
If it was possible, I'd surely try doing it... Lol
Jameel Hosein what are these mods they look amazing
Just hit 105k miles driven hard same motor but in a 05 scion xa. Hope to see at least 200k even though I have literally no oil blow by nor excessive wear.
dude, you drove so much I think your commute is at least 1,000 miles each day lol
Iv heard yaris was a very reliable car. Dont know about the new yaris but i expect when i buy mine its gonna do all the miles im gonna need
owned two, great cars. thx for the vid!!!
i have a 2002 Echo with 842,000km on it...original engine and its the same one as your Yaris.
Mine is almost at 180k this gives me hope !
Wow, that's awesome!! I love my Toyota, be careful. Looks like you almost rear ended @ 3:00. Take care.
I cut off the upper (permanent) air filter. Just have K&N now. I constantly check the air box area behind the filter (the upper part) and notice it's completely clean,there's no even dust. So ... it's safe and also the car breaths easily now, I can go up to 115mph. But my MPG is not good as I expected - 35mpg => LOW !!! (where I live and go to school, there're all highways). I don't know if it's because my 07Yaris is 135k mile old, or I drive it 90-100mph most of the time. Good luck with yours^^
dude what was wrong with your alternator i have allot of noise coming out of it. i changed the belt and it still squeaks like hell
Where do you go?
Everywhere!
If I may ask, is the car still running? Whats the mileage now? Also, if you could please tell us what you do for a living to get so many miles so quickly. I think it's cool you can do that
At about which mileage in kilometres did you start using the walmart super tech high mileage 10w30 oil ? Thank you for sharing.
my husband's 1995 toyota camry le v6 has 371400 miles and has gone over 135mph idk if its good or save to go that fast in high miles but the car does it all the time and still keeps going
+Shanece Singer Is it still on the original engine and tranny?
My 2012 yaris sedan 8 yrs from now 85,000 miles only
I know exactly what you mean. My neighbor recently replaced his 1992 300E, with about 150,000. At this point something was always going wrong with it, and spending $300-$500 a month on repairs.
Could we get a mileage update? Much appreciated!
535,000 miles and still looks clean and runs perfect.
I love being on the road. What do you do for work that requires so much driving?
As quick as you've put the miles on, would not surprised me, if you are approaching 800,000
Double the spoilers, double the downforce!
This is insane. I have a 2007 Yaris S Sedan and I'm only at 80k miles lmao
Manual or automatic?
@@sunnydelight4991 manual
@@WebbSkee nice should run forever
@@sunnydelight4991 haha yeah it's been a pretty great reliable car for me. And I don't drive that much per year so yeah I think it'll last a good while
@@WebbSkee 15 Tacoma here, and wishing i got a stickshift. Is yours legit made in japan?
Dayum!! I have a 2009 Yaris but with 28k miles on it. Probably not going to make it to milage that high. Already got a sliding clutch. Nice video though, keep that car running :)
400,000 miles in 3 years? so what kind of driving is that? Is the car driven 24 hours a day 7 days a week? The numbers just don't add up. How many miles does an average or even commercial driver do per year?
You can easily put that many miles on a car when if used for work
Dillon Ericsson easy couriers work 120k mls a year easy if you do 500 a day.
Get your job back and roll that beast up to 1,000,000 miles! Sad to see its only at 433,000 right now.
What can of job you do? I know here in FL you can put many miles on a car but that amount is out of range.
Why the airbag light is on? did you crash the car? how many set of tire you put in that car? how many times you fill your gas tank a day?
Try this on a GM car....LOL!!
My friends Cavalier reached 420kish miles before it finally died lol
I have a 26 yr old 310,000 mile daily diver gm car.
I guess you were traveling through AutoBahn non-stop lol.
Really impressive, especially the first 400k. From 435k onwards it looks like it got a bit frustrating. Why did the 2nd and 3rd clutch not last very long ?
i don't really like toyotas but i have to admit they make great 4 cylinders
I am curious to know what you do that requires you to drive so much?
Would like to know what all kinds of maintenance and repair done on the transmission, shocks, engine, etc.
If you read my comment and if you have this car still so please upload a new video with current milage
we just bought a 2009 yaris. hope i get the miles out it like you did.
What kind of gas mileage do you get on your Toyota Yaris
@triniper4mance may i ask what oil do you use and do you preform it based on manufacturing recommendation at the dealership? thx!
I have same car with almost same mods but automatic.
are you still running this car?
Mine at 230,000 miles and going strong
I wonder if toyota will give you a brand new one when you hit one million miles. ..keep us posted bro
ok,im definitely switching to that oil! thanks dude! what oil stabilizer did you use?
I need a job like that! I love to drive.
Maybe I didnt see it but when did you replace the clutch?
what kind of mechanical problems did you get on the way? Surely something must have been needed to be rebuilt.
I see this was 12 years ago. Do you still have it? If not, how many miles did you end up getting out of it? You must’ve had a job where you had to drive a lot! Very impressive! That’s a Toyota for you!
original alternator lasted 323,000 miles 2nd alternator I'm assuming aftermarket, lasted 144k. I guess I'm going to pay the extra $$ and buy oem. However, it seems like the replacement shocks lasted way longer than the original? Interesting. Im surprised the drive belt wasn't changed yet. My moms yaris belt started to crack after a few years.
2NZFE engine? 1500cc?Oil used 5w30 toyota oil ?
Maybe make another video of the recently?
This happens mainly on manual transmission. My friend's automatic yaris is running but in bad condiotion even though it went through good maintenance schedule.
17months = 200k miles = per day 381 miles even if every day(!!!) goes same.. sounds not real.. you must be a truck driver or something or multiple drivers using this car to anywhere all day ...
gkc mgk you're right something smell like fish
It's true: www.subcompactculture.com/2009/08/yaris-owner-racks-up-354000-miles-on.html
dude i have a 2001 chevy blazer with 300000 miles on iti bought the truck just over a year ago with 180,000 on it i drive around 350-400 miles a day its easier to do than you think i drive lots for work and lots of highway trips and burn 3/4 of a tank of fuel per day 400,000 in 3 years is very possible if i can put 120,000 on my truck in just over a year
My family owns 2 Toyota's. I believe it.
every day!!! 5 and half hour driving at 70 mph..seriously ? many place doesn't allow even 50 60 mph speed limits..sometimes u stuck at traffic jam, sometimes waiting red light sometimes u can't reach 70 mph..shortly say every day "at least 7-8 hours driving" 1 driver..i still not believe it. you must be only driving this car for travel...even if u miss 1 day only you need to drive 14 hours next day..somehow even if u doing it really appreciate ur effort to driving..must be making extremely tired of human metabolism..
@triniper4mance thanks soo much for the reply i will be definitely considering it.. I also have another question... I have read that some people have purchased the yaris and toyota did not put an in cabin air filter and sometimes things would get into the air vents causing a raddeling noise or sounding like paper stuck in the vent ??? also have you ever had a problem with your AC being any mildew smell or things of this nature?? Thanks again :)!!!