Cars Most Likely to Reach 200,000 Miles (2026)

The Toyota Sequoia is the most likely to pass 200,000 miles: 43.8% of 10+-year-old Sequoias listed for sale have, versus 9.1% of all used cars that age (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).

167 models ranked by the share of their 10+-year-old used listings (model year 2016 and older) that have passed 200,000 miles. All used cars that age: 9.1%.

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

All 167 models ranked

Share of 10+-year-old used listings past 200,000 miles, by model, 2026-11-03
#	Model	200k+ (10+ yrs)	250k+ (10+ yrs)	150k+ (10+ yrs)	Median miles (10+ yrs)	Older listings
1	Toyota Sequoia	43.8%	16.8%	77.2%	190,787	1,249
2	Chevrolet Suburban	29.5%	8.4%	67.6%	172,097	3,281
3	GMC Yukon XL	28%	5.9%	67.4%	170,413	1,964
4	Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD	27.3%	10.6%	54.7%	158,395	4,105
5	Toyota 4Runner	26.7%	7.6%	59.8%	164,298	3,642
6	Chevrolet Trailblazer	26.5%	6.5%	65.5%	167,000	649
7	GMC Sierra 2500HD	24%	10.5%	52.3%	154,571	1,866
8	Toyota Tundra	23.6%	7.1%	54.3%	156,613	4,408
9	Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD	23.3%	9.9%	46.6%	144,451	1,096
10	Ford Expedition	22.8%	5.1%	60%	161,681	2,584
11	GMC Savana	22.4%	10%	45.2%	142,614	847
12	Ram 3500	21.5%	8.1%	47.7%	145,993	919
13	Chevrolet Tahoe	20.2%	5.4%	55.3%	156,399	5,138
14	Honda Ridgeline	19.2%	5.5%	53.9%	156,350	920
15	Toyota Tacoma	18.6%	5.7%	45.1%	143,942	5,438
16	Mercedes-Benz Sprinter	18.4%	10.5%	32.1%	113,028	592
17	GMC Yukon	18.3%	4%	53.3%	153,839	2,853
18	GMC Sierra 3500HD	17.7%	5.4%	40.7%	134,138	521
19	Honda Pilot	17.4%	4.1%	52.7%	153,558	5,248
20	Toyota Sienna	17.2%	4.1%	51.7%	152,452	4,297
21	Toyota Highlander	16.8%	3.6%	51.3%	151,573	5,340
22	Lexus GX	16.7%	4.7%	49%	148,437	1,256
23	Ram 2500	16.1%	4.7%	44.9%	142,075	2,978
24	Ford F-150	16%	3.9%	48.1%	147,608	21,490
25	Toyota Prius	15.5%	4.2%	44.6%	143,518	3,718
26	Chevrolet Silverado 1500	15.1%	3.8%	45%	144,276	12,744
27	Nissan Titan	15%	3.8%	41.2%	139,699	1,290
28	Honda Odyssey	14.9%	2.6%	48.5%	148,310	6,107
29	Ford Ranger	14.5%	3.4%	36.7%	132,728	1,307
30	Toyota Camry	14.3%	3.5%	43.3%	141,678	10,013
31	Toyota Avalon	14.1%	3.9%	38%	132,821	2,035
32	GMC Sierra 1500	13.1%	2.9%	43.9%	142,447	5,764
33	Honda Accord	12.9%	2.9%	41.5%	139,192	11,328
34	Acura TL	12.4%	2.7%	46%	145,834	1,140
35	Lexus LS	12.4%	2.5%	36.3%	132,340	1,271
36	Lincoln Navigator	12.1%	2.6%	50.9%	150,572	705
37	Cadillac Escalade ESV	12.1%	2.8%	44.8%	145,248	929
38	Dodge Durango	11.9%	1.9%	47.9%	147,733	2,336
39	Acura MDX	11.9%	2.2%	44.9%	144,546	2,857
40	Lexus ES	10.9%	2.6%	35.4%	129,260	3,013
41	Nissan Frontier	10.8%	2.4%	35%	131,204	2,437
42	Chevrolet Traverse	10.3%	1.2%	45.3%	145,402	3,482
43	Lexus RX	10.3%	2.1%	39.2%	135,923	4,805
44	Volvo XC70	10.3%	—	37.7%	136,466	387
45	Toyota Venza	10.2%	2.4%	42%	140,538	870
46	Nissan Pathfinder	9.8%	2.1%	39.2%	139,194	2,158
47	Cadillac Escalade	9.8%	2.3%	38.3%	137,167	1,769
48	Lexus GS	9.6%	2.2%	33.4%	126,079	971
49	Honda CR-V	9.5%	1.9%	35.9%	133,775	11,990
50	Subaru Outback	9.3%	1.5%	39.5%	139,566	4,469
51	Chrysler Town & Country	9.1%	1.4%	40.2%	139,524	3,331
52	Dodge Grand Caravan	9.1%	1.8%	32.5%	128,773	3,679
53	Ford Edge	8.9%	1.3%	38.9%	137,167	4,980
54	Buick Enclave	8.8%	1.1%	41.1%	141,305	2,305
55	Toyota Corolla	8.8%	1.7%	34%	131,266	6,780
56	Honda Civic	8.8%	1.9%	33.7%	130,508	10,043
57	Ram 1500	8.7%	1.3%	37.7%	136,507	10,829
58	Mitsubishi Outlander	8.7%	—	31.7%	130,092	435
59	Ram ProMaster	8.3%	3%	27%	119,559	493
60	GMC Acadia	8.2%	1%	43.1%	143,133	3,284
61	Ford Explorer	8.2%	1.2%	38%	138,008	8,098
62	Toyota RAV4	8%	1.4%	36.8%	134,789	7,107
63	Subaru Legacy	7.6%	0.8%	30.4%	126,497	1,724
64	Mazda CX-9	7.4%	1.2%	36.5%	136,100	1,041
65	Jeep Grand Cherokee	7.4%	1%	34.5%	134,359	8,735
66	Nissan Altima	7.4%	1.3%	31.2%	128,747	6,144
67	Ford Fusion	7.3%	1%	33.8%	131,267	5,558
68	Mazda Mazda6	7.2%	1.4%	31.6%	129,483	1,297
69	Dodge Journey	7.1%	0.7%	34.7%	135,173	2,251
70	Honda Fit	6.8%	1.2%	28.3%	120,977	1,539
71	Chevrolet Malibu	6.7%	1%	32.9%	131,419	4,750
72	Dodge Charger	6.7%	0.6%	32.8%	130,773	2,832
73	Kia Sorento	6.6%	1%	30.6%	129,419	3,040
74	Lincoln MKX	6.5%	1%	29.2%	127,424	1,319
75	Chrysler 300	6.4%	0.9%	29%	127,911	1,964
76	Mazda Mazda3	6.3%	0.8%	31%	128,815	2,942
77	Ford Escape	6.1%	0.9%	30%	129,113	7,613
78	Hyundai Santa Fe	5.9%	0.8%	30.3%	130,071	3,011
79	Acura RDX	5.9%	0.8%	28.8%	125,753	1,680
80	Lexus IS	5.9%	0.8%	27.8%	122,556	2,283
81	Buick Lucerne	5.9%	—	26.3%	124,475	596
82	Infiniti QX80	5.6%	—	33.2%	136,703	557
83	Hyundai Sonata	5.6%	1.1%	25.6%	123,352	4,946
84	Chevrolet Colorado	5.3%	1.3%	23.8%	116,236	2,225
85	Kia Sportage	5.1%	0.8%	24.7%	122,031	1,337
86	Kia Optima	5.1%	0.6%	24.6%	121,741	3,089
87	Buick LaCrosse	5%	0.7%	25.1%	118,124	1,525
88	Chevrolet Equinox	4.9%	0.8%	28.6%	128,842	6,369
89	Volvo XC90	4.9%	—	27.3%	125,427	1,029
90	Subaru Forester	4.8%	0.6%	25.8%	124,771	5,736
91	Kia Forte	4.8%	0.8%	24.6%	119,465	1,677
92	Mitsubishi Lancer	4.7%	—	19.8%	112,303	515
93	Hyundai Elantra	4.5%	0.7%	24.1%	120,827	4,333
94	Ford Focus	4.5%	0.8%	22.4%	116,362	4,923
95	Nissan Murano	4.4%	0.5%	27.3%	126,132	2,698
96	Volkswagen Jetta	4%	0.8%	23.9%	122,306	3,311
97	Nissan Sentra	4%	0.9%	21.9%	119,626	2,731
98	GMC Terrain	3.9%	—	26.1%	125,665	2,716
99	Chrysler 200	3.9%	0.5%	24.6%	121,734	3,007
100	Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	3.7%	—	23.7%	122,419	600
101	Jeep Cherokee	3.7%	0.4%	22.9%	121,382	4,380
102	Nissan Rogue	3.6%	0.5%	22.7%	120,133	5,676
103	Kia Soul	3.4%	0.5%	20.1%	116,132	3,607
104	Cadillac SRX	3.3%	0.5%	22.5%	120,458	2,293
105	Subaru Impreza	3.3%	0.5%	21.7%	120,807	2,985
106	Nissan Versa	3.3%	0.6%	19.8%	114,920	1,985
107	Volkswagen Passat	3.2%	0.6%	23.2%	122,974	2,355
108	Lincoln MKZ	3.2%	—	20.5%	117,830	1,005
109	Mercedes-Benz E-Class	3.1%	0.4%	17.4%	110,301	4,067
110	Chevrolet Cruze	3%	0.4%	21.8%	121,298	5,288
111	Subaru Crosstrek	3%	—	20.8%	120,028	2,565
112	Volvo XC60	2.9%	—	18.8%	119,582	1,044
113	Hyundai Sonata Hybrid	2.9%	—	18.3%	118,554	442
114	Volvo S60	2.9%	—	17.4%	113,926	940
115	Jeep Wrangler	2.8%	0.4%	20.1%	115,991	14,925
116	Jeep Compass	2.7%	—	20.9%	121,080	1,998
117	Acura TLX	2.7%	—	20.2%	114,830	783
118	Hyundai Tucson	2.7%	0.5%	15.7%	110,650	2,294
119	Cadillac CTS	2.6%	—	15.8%	109,961	1,706
120	Volkswagen Golf	2.6%	—	14.9%	114,761	649
121	Infiniti QX60	2.5%	—	23%	124,999	903
122	Mazda CX-5	2.5%	—	22%	119,158	2,583
123	Acura ILX	2.4%	—	23%	119,183	499
124	BMW X5	2.3%	—	16.7%	117,198	2,570
125	BMW X3	2.3%	—	15.9%	113,080	1,855
126	Honda HR-V	2.3%	—	13.6%	108,290	575
127	BMW 3 Series	2.2%	0.3%	14.7%	108,747	5,838
128	Buick Regal	2.1%	—	21%	114,925	754
129	Buick Verano	2.1%	—	17.4%	113,821	717
130	Kia Rio	2.1%	—	17.2%	114,364	680
131	Audi Q7	1.9%	—	19.5%	119,647	748
132	Infiniti Q50	1.8%	—	14.6%	112,685	783
133	Audi A8	1.7%	—	14.1%	109,477	410
134	Dodge Challenger	1.7%	—	11.7%	94,737	3,066
135	Ford Mustang	1.7%	0.3%	9.8%	85,791	6,569
136	Land Rover Range Rover	1.6%	—	8%	103,442	1,188
137	Cadillac XTS	1.5%	—	12.4%	104,702	927
138	Cadillac ATS	1.5%	—	10.5%	108,875	950
139	Volkswagen Beetle	1.5%	—	10%	98,718	1,506
140	BMW 7 Series	1.5%	—	10%	100,274	1,013
141	Tesla Model S	1.5%	—	7.5%	95,345	655
142	Porsche Cayenne	1.4%	—	13.8%	109,218	1,226
143	Mercedes-Benz C-Class	1.4%	—	12.9%	107,121	3,953
144	Chevrolet Trax	1.4%	—	11.5%	107,624	1,143
145	Jeep Renegade	1.3%	—	12.5%	109,499	1,557
146	Audi Q5	1.3%	—	12.4%	110,854	2,065
147	Audi A6	1.2%	—	11.9%	111,422	1,030
148	Mazda MX-5 Miata	1.2%	—	6.2%	66,600	777
149	Volkswagen GTI	1%	—	11.5%	109,994	818
150	BMW X6	0.9%	—	12.8%	108,183	320
151	Buick Encore	0.9%	—	9.9%	104,376	1,936
152	Land Rover Range Rover Sport	0.9%	—	9%	105,254	1,548
153	Volkswagen Tiguan	0.7%	—	11.4%	111,374	1,726
154	Hyundai Veloster	0.6%	—	12.8%	109,348	952
155	MINI Cooper	0.6%	—	6%	94,290	2,330
156	Jaguar XJ	0.6%	—	5.5%	83,958	489
157	Mercedes-Benz GLE	0.6%	—	5.2%	100,555	479
158	Subaru WRX	0.5%	—	7.5%	101,286	599
159	Jaguar XF	0.5%	—	6%	85,086	385
160	Mercedes-Benz GLC	0.3%	—	2.9%	98,355	313
161	Jaguar XK	0.3%	—	1.9%	70,040	378
162	Porsche 911	0.3%	—	0.8%	46,635	2,317
163	Audi A5	0.2%	—	5.3%	96,971	636
164	Porsche Panamera	0.1%	—	1.9%	85,430	684
165	Chevrolet Corvette	0.1%	—	0.9%	44,914	5,049
166	Audi A7	0%	—	9%	109,141	301
167	Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	0%	—	3.9%	98,101	508
	All used cars, 10+ years old	9.1%	2.2%	31.7%	126,775	636,079

A dash in the 250k column means fewer than 10 older listings qualified.

“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

What car is most likely to reach 200,000 miles?

Which cars last to 200,000 miles?

Ranked by the share of 10+-year-old listings past 200,000 miles, the top five are the Toyota Sequoia (43.8%), Chevrolet Suburban (29.5%), GMC Yukon XL (28%), Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD (27.3%), Toyota 4Runner (26.7%). 13 of 167 ranked models have at least 1 in 5 older listings past 200,000 miles.

What percentage of cars reach 200,000 miles?

9.1% of used cars 10+ years old listed for sale have passed 200,000 miles, and 2.3% of all used listings have. 50 of 167 ranked models beat the 10+-year average.

Why rank by cars 10+ years old?

A model with mostly new inventory shows few high-mileage listings no matter how durable it is. Comparing only model year 2016 and older listings puts every model on similar footing. A model needs at least 300 such listings to be ranked.

Does this measure how many cars are still on the road?

No. It counts used listings for sale, not registered vehicles, so it shows how far cars that are still being sold have gone rather than how many were scrapped earlier.

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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Suggested sentence: The Toyota Sequoia is the most likely to pass 200,000 miles: 43.8% of 10+-year-old Sequoias listed for sale have, versus 9.1% of all used cars that age (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).
URL: https://www.carwhere.com/research/how-long-do-cars-last/most-likely-to-reach-200000-miles
Data date: November 3, 2026
Method: Share of active used dealer listings above the mileage threshold; listings counted, not cars on the road.
Link (HTML): <a href="https://www.carwhere.com/research/how-long-do-cars-last/most-likely-to-reach-200000-miles">Cars Most Likely to Reach 200,000 Miles (2026) (CarWhere)</a>

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