what cars tend to last 200,000 miles?

[Fixion]

My firends mom's 4Runner ('90 something) has 360k+ and no engine work! Just regular oilchanges and tuneups at the Toyota dealership. My dads VW Golf has 220k+ miles. Still running well, might need a tuneup, maybe an engine rebuild. Although I'm not surprised, that poor car went through alot. Its engine had some abuse.

[PyRo]

Originally posted by Ultimator
Acura's run well. Mine is at 130k and counting and I haven't had a single problem with it.

Acura=Glorified Honda

[taylor492]

Originally posted by lord1234
mitsus tend to fall apart after 100k

Well i dont know about all Mitsubishis' but mine is pushin 200k and still runnin strong. Shes my everyday driver. No major problems...actually now that i think about it other than routine maintenance i haven't had to repair anything.

[PyRo]

Jeeps, they last
Well, not the grand cherokees and liberties, but the Cherokees, wranglers, CJ's, all just keep on going, they tend to eat cats though.

[taylor492]

Originally posted by PyRo
Jeeps, they last
Well, not the grand cherokees and liberties, but the Cherokees, wranglers, CJ's, all just keep on going, they tend to eat cats though.

*sniff* CJ's...brings back memeories...



Good ole OJ

[RoadDawg]

Originally posted by MagMan5446
Geos dude, I'm tellin ya they're immortal.

Buddy had 400k on it til the block cracked.

One of my boss's had a Storm that went over 400k. Finally got rid of it due to more and more things going bad. All he did was the proper maintenance to get it to 400K though. Suprised me cause I thought Geo's were crappy.

[PyRo]

Originally posted by taylor492


*sniff* CJ's...brings back memeories...



Good ole OJ

I want to get one so I can stop driving my camaro in the winter, I just to find I place where I can take it apart to take care of the rot problem that it will almost certainly have.

[Butterfingers]

Originally posted by HoppysMag
Bmw if you dont drive like a jackass

What BMW owner dosent drive like a Jackass? Its like a requirement for purchase...

Id say subbies, hondas, and toyotas are on the top of the list.

[taylor492]

One of these days im gonna scan some pictures of my '78 CJ5

Only fight i ever got into was because of that Jeep
Some guys thought it would be funny to decorate it with some eggs

[xTinkt]

2000 Lincoln Navigator, 120k miles so far, no problems, no complaints, reliable as can be. I'm gonna drive it into the ground.

[Cryer]

I had a Mazda B2200 pickup that died at 289,000 miles

Originally posted by taylor492


*sniff* CJ's...brings back memeories...



Good ole OJ

I miss your jeep too

All the jerry-rigged mods, like the clothes hangered' throttle and the "primer-hole" in the carb lid

[taylor492]

Originally posted by Cryer
I had a Mazda B2200 pickup that died at 289,000 miles
I miss your jeep too

All the jerry-rigged mods, like the clothes hangered' throttle and the "primer-hole" in the carb lid

Hey, it worked better with the clothes hanger:o

[DJBacon06]

One of my car is a 1990 Isuzu Trooper. Right now, I have 212,000 miles on it. We haven't had to do anything to it in a loooong time.

[1stdeadeye]

Originally posted by PyRo
Jeeps, they last
Well, not the grand cherokees and liberties, but the Cherokees, wranglers, CJ's, all just keep on going, they tend to eat cats though.

WRONG!

The Grand Cherokees and Cherokees are fine so long as you get the inline 4.0 six. I had a wrangler to 120k when I traded it for a GC that I drove to 160k with no problems.

[paintbattler]

hondas......