Car Brands Ranked by High Mileage (2026)

Toyota is the brand most likely to reach high mileage: 16.1% of Toyotas 10+ years old listed for sale have passed 200,000 miles, versus 9.1% across all brands and 0.4% for Porsche, the lowest of 31 brands ranked (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).

31 brands ranked by the share of their 10+-year-old used listings (model year 2016 and older) that have passed 200,000 miles, with each brand's share of all used listings past 250,000 miles alongside.

By CarWhere Research · CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 live used listings · Updated 2026-11-03

All 31 brands ranked

Brands by share of 10+-year-old used listings past 200,000 miles, 2026-11-03
#Brand200k+ (10+ yrs)250k+ (all)150k+ (10+ yrs)Median miles (10+ yrs)Top modelListings
1Toyota16.1%1.1%45.7%144,550Sequoia (43.8%)258,751
2GMC15%0.8%45.3%144,438Yukon XL (28%)127,627
3Ford12.6%1%37.8%133,972Expedition (22.8%)375,915
4Honda11.9%0.7%40.3%138,334Ridgeline (19.2%)179,698
5Chevrolet11.8%0.8%35.8%131,086Suburban (29.5%)353,156
6Dodge11.5%1.1%36%132,493Durango (11.9%)63,050
7Ram11.2%0.7%39.4%137,2273500 (21.5%)104,778
8Lexus10%0.8%34.9%129,941GX (16.7%)49,458
9Acura9.1%0.5%37.1%134,527TL (12.4%)28,608
10Nissan6.7%0.3%28.9%125,660Titan (15%)193,514
11Lincoln6.5%0.3%28.6%125,086Navigator (12.1%)23,061
12Chrysler6.2%0.3%29.8%126,905Town & Country (9.1%)39,258
13Infiniti6.1%0.2%28.7%127,922QX80 (5.6%)21,399
14Mitsubishi5.8%0.1%26.7%122,182Outlander (8.7%)16,829
15Subaru5.5%0.2%27.6%126,134Outback (9.3%)90,629
16Mazda5.4%0.2%27.8%124,022CX-9 (7.4%)57,401
17Buick5.1%0.2%25.4%120,017Enclave (8.8%)42,028
18Kia5.1%0.1%25.1%122,244Sorento (6.6%)115,170
19Volvo5%0.2%23.7%120,654XC70 (10.3%)24,127
20Cadillac4.5%0.2%22.3%116,184Escalade ESV (12.1%)42,766
21Hyundai4.4%0.1%23.4%120,341Santa Fe (5.9%)129,025
22Jeep4.3%0.1%24.7%122,566Grand Cherokee (7.4%)190,143
23Volkswagen2.8%0.1%18.5%115,955Jetta (4%)76,903
24Mercedes-Benz2.6%0.2%13.3%104,274Sprinter (18.4%)87,685
25BMW1.7%0.1%11.9%104,805X5 (2.3%)95,502
26Land Rover1.3%—9.7%104,865Range Rover (1.6%)24,341
27Tesla1.3%—7.1%96,686Model S (1.5%)19,443
28Audi1%<0.1%10.4%106,236Q7 (1.9%)55,222
29Jaguar0.7%—4.4%76,153XJ (0.6%)5,109
30MINI0.5%—6.2%97,408Cooper (0.6%)9,362
31Porsche0.4%—4%71,131Cayenne (1.4%)27,305
All brands9.1%0.5%31.7%126,7752,970,411

250k+ (all) counts every used listing for the brand, any age; a dash means fewer than 10 listings qualified. “Top model” is the brand's best-ranked nameplate in the 200,000-mile model ranking.

“10+ years old” = model year 2016 and older. Ranked only with at least 300 such listings. Method: Share of active used dealer listings above the mileage threshold; listings counted, not cars on the road.

FAQ

Which car brand lasts the longest?

Toyota is the brand most likely to reach high mileage: 16.1% of Toyotas 10+ years old listed for sale have passed 200,000 miles, versus 9.1% across all brands and 0.4% for Porsche, the lowest of 31 brands ranked (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).

Which car brands reach 200,000 miles most often?

By the share of 10+-year-old listings past 200,000 miles: Toyota (16.1%), GMC (15%), Ford (12.6%), Honda (11.9%), Chevrolet (11.8%). The all-brand figure is 9.1%.

Which car brand has the most cars past 250,000 miles?

Toyota: 1.1% of all used Toyota listings are past 250,000 miles, versus 0.5% across all brands. Brand-level 250,000-mile shares count listings of every age.

Which car brand reaches 200,000 miles least often?

Of the 31 brands ranked, Porsche has the lowest share of 10+-year-old listings past 200,000 miles (0.4%).

Are brand averages a fair comparison?

They mix very different models: a brand with many heavy-duty trucks and full-size SUVs will rank higher than one that sells mostly compact cars. The model rankings compare individual nameplates.

Sources & method

  • Mileage shares: CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 live US used-car listings from licensed vehicle-data providers, captured 2026-11-03. Aggregate counts only — no individual listings are stored. Listings without an odometer reading are excluded.
  • “10+ years old” means model year 2016 or older. Comparing cars of similar age is the fairer test: a model with mostly new inventory will show few high-mileage examples no matter how durable it is.
  • Median miles by model year: median odometer of each used model year on the market (minimum 30–40 listings per year), from CarWhere's live-listing price studies.
  • Reliability: CarWhere analysis of NHTSA owner complaints (Office of Defects Investigation) and recall records. Complaint rates per 1,000 vehicles sold are shown where sales data exists.
  • Listings show cars that are still on the road and for sale, so this is a survivor sample — it tells you how far these cars commonly go, not the share that were scrapped earlier.
  • Ranking gate: at least 300 listings 10+ years old, so one rare survivor can't top the table. Shares round to 0.1%; a 250,000-mile share is published only when at least 10 listings qualify.

By CarWhere Research · Updated 2026-11-03

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Toyota is the brand most likely to reach high mileage: 16.1% of Toyotas 10+ years old listed for sale have passed 200,000 miles, versus 9.1% across all brands and 0.4% for Porsche, the lowest of 31 brands ranked (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).
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Share of active used dealer listings above the mileage threshold; listings counted, not cars on the road.
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