Cars Most Likely to Reach 250,000 Miles (2026)

The Toyota Sequoia is the most likely to pass 250,000 miles: 16.8% of 10+-year-old Sequoias listed for sale have, versus 2.2% of all used cars that age (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).

105 models ranked by the share of their 10+-year-old used listings (model year 2016 and older) that have passed 250,000 miles. All used cars that age: 2.2%.

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

All 105 models ranked

Share of 10+-year-old used listings past 250,000 miles, by model, 2026-11-03
#Model250k+ (10+ yrs)200k+ (10+ yrs)250k+ (all)1 in 100 overOlder listings
1Toyota Sequoia16.8%43.8%5.3%310,8261,249
2Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD10.6%27.3%2.6%290,0604,105
3GMC Sierra 2500HD10.5%24%1.9%283,5791,866
4Mercedes-Benz Sprinter10.5%18.4%1.8%305,782592
5GMC Savana10%22.4%3.4%324,105847
6Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD9.9%23.3%2.7%297,2661,096
7Chevrolet Suburban8.4%29.5%2.3%280,2113,281
8Ram 35008.1%21.5%2.2%295,960919
9Toyota 4Runner7.6%26.7%1.8%271,9263,642
10Toyota Tundra7.1%23.6%1.8%273,7194,408
11Chevrolet Trailblazer6.5%26.5%0.4%217,593649
12GMC Yukon XL5.9%28%1.4%259,4691,964
13Toyota Tacoma5.7%18.6%1.1%253,0495,438
14Honda Ridgeline5.5%19.2%0.7%240,453920
15Chevrolet Tahoe5.4%20.2%1.1%253,8145,138
16GMC Sierra 3500HD5.4%17.7%0.9%248,490521
17Ford Expedition5.1%22.8%0.9%246,1372,584
18Lexus GX4.7%16.7%1.2%255,7421,256
19Ram 25004.7%16.1%0.9%247,4402,978
20Toyota Prius4.2%15.5%2.3%280,1773,718
21Honda Pilot4.1%17.4%1.2%253,3225,248
22Toyota Sienna4.1%17.2%1.5%263,7804,297
23GMC Yukon4%18.3%0.8%245,1512,853
24Ford F-1503.9%16%1%249,00121,490
25Toyota Avalon3.9%14.1%2.6%287,5682,035
26Chevrolet Silverado 15003.8%15.1%0.7%236,22112,744
27Nissan Titan3.8%15%1%250,9661,290
28Toyota Highlander3.6%16.8%1%249,5635,340
29Toyota Camry3.5%14.3%1%247,86910,013
30Ford Ranger3.4%14.5%0.5%230,1641,307
31Ram ProMaster3%8.3%0.5%221,635493
32GMC Sierra 15002.9%13.1%0.4%222,5315,764
33Honda Accord2.9%12.9%1%251,05911,328
34Cadillac Escalade ESV2.8%12.1%0.7%241,056929
35Acura TL2.7%12.4%2.7%269,4121,140
36Honda Odyssey2.6%14.9%1%249,7596,107
37Lincoln Navigator2.6%12.1%0.5%227,204705
38Lexus ES2.6%10.9%1.2%254,4003,013
39Lexus LS2.5%12.4%1.7%259,8301,271
40Nissan Frontier2.4%10.8%0.5%229,6912,437
41Toyota Venza2.4%10.2%0.9%249,051870
42Cadillac Escalade2.3%9.8%0.5%227,8461,769
43Acura MDX2.2%11.9%0.7%237,0782,857
44Lexus GS2.2%9.6%1.8%268,515971
45Lexus RX2.1%10.3%0.8%241,9444,805
46Nissan Pathfinder2.1%9.8%0.3%211,8302,158
47Dodge Durango1.9%11.9%0.3%215,8622,336
48Honda CR-V1.9%9.5%0.6%233,41011,990
49Honda Civic1.9%8.8%0.5%229,93710,043
50Dodge Grand Caravan1.8%9.1%1.1%253,9743,679
51Toyota Corolla1.7%8.8%0.4%223,1186,780
52Subaru Outback1.5%9.3%0.3%220,8534,469
53Chrysler Town & Country1.4%9.1%1.4%256,2483,331
54Toyota RAV41.4%8%0.3%212,0537,107
55Mazda Mazda61.4%7.2%0.9%243,3811,297
56Ford Edge1.3%8.9%0.3%221,8854,980
57Ram 15001.3%8.7%0.3%217,71010,829
58Nissan Altima1.3%7.4%0.2%211,9316,144
59Chevrolet Colorado1.3%5.3%0.2%201,9682,225
60Chevrolet Traverse1.2%10.3%0.2%215,6283,482
61Ford Explorer1.2%8.2%0.3%215,8788,098
62Mazda CX-91.2%7.4%0.5%228,7301,041
63Honda Fit1.2%6.8%0.9%245,8801,539
64Buick Enclave1.1%8.8%0.2%218,2352,305
65Hyundai Sonata1.1%5.6%0.4%221,7324,946
66GMC Acadia1%8.2%0.2%214,0603,284
67Jeep Grand Cherokee1%7.4%0.2%206,4058,735
68Ford Fusion1%7.3%0.6%237,9565,558
69Chevrolet Malibu1%6.7%0.2%213,5884,750
70Kia Sorento1%6.6%0.2%210,2463,040
71Lincoln MKX1%6.5%0.7%238,4351,319
72Chrysler 3000.9%6.4%0.5%227,8201,964
73Ford Escape0.9%6.1%0.2%211,5237,613
74Nissan Sentra0.9%4%0.1%183,7052,731
75Subaru Legacy0.8%7.6%0.3%229,9381,724
76Mazda Mazda30.8%6.3%0.4%225,4982,942
77Hyundai Santa Fe0.8%5.9%0.1%197,2923,011
78Acura RDX0.8%5.9%0.2%208,0861,680
79Lexus IS0.8%5.9%0.4%226,8552,283
80Kia Sportage0.8%5.1%0.1%175,7981,337
81Chevrolet Equinox0.8%4.9%0.2%202,1896,369
82Kia Forte0.8%4.8%0.2%199,2071,677
83Ford Focus0.8%4.5%0.6%233,7504,923
84Volkswagen Jetta0.8%4%0.2%201,1003,311
85Dodge Journey0.7%7.1%0.3%227,5822,251
86Buick LaCrosse0.7%5%0.6%233,2281,525
87Hyundai Elantra0.7%4.5%0.2%198,8744,333
88Dodge Charger0.6%6.7%0.2%211,0122,832
89Kia Optima0.6%5.1%0.3%227,4723,089
90Subaru Forester0.6%4.8%0.2%207,7635,736
91Nissan Versa0.6%3.3%0.1%198,0141,985
92Volkswagen Passat0.6%3.2%0.3%222,8932,355
93Nissan Murano0.5%4.4%0.2%211,0862,698
94Chrysler 2000.5%3.9%0.4%229,0233,007
95Nissan Rogue0.5%3.6%0.1%187,4055,676
96Kia Soul0.5%3.4%0.2%201,4503,607
97Cadillac SRX0.5%3.3%0.5%229,8382,293
98Subaru Impreza0.5%3.3%0.2%211,2962,985
99Hyundai Tucson0.5%2.7%0%167,9822,294
100Jeep Cherokee0.4%3.7%0.1%204,5524,380
101Mercedes-Benz E-Class0.4%3.1%0.2%210,0644,067
102Chevrolet Cruze0.4%3%0.3%222,7485,288
103Jeep Wrangler0.4%2.8%0.1%193,13014,925
104BMW 3 Series0.3%2.2%0.1%198,8345,838
105Ford Mustang0.3%1.7%0.1%189,7196,569
All used cars, 10+ years old2.2%9.1%0.5%228,643636,079

“1 in 100 over” is the 99th-percentile odometer across all of that model's used listings.

“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 250,000 miles?

The Toyota Sequoia is the most likely to pass 250,000 miles: 16.8% of 10+-year-old Sequoias listed for sale have, versus 2.2% of all used cars that age (CarWhere analysis of 2,970,411 used listings, November 2026).

Which cars last to 250,000 miles?

Ranked by the share of 10+-year-old listings past 250,000 miles, the top five are the Toyota Sequoia (16.8%), Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD (10.6%), GMC Sierra 2500HD (10.5%), Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (10.5%), GMC Savana (10%). 17 of 105 ranked models have at least 1 in 20 older listings past 250,000 miles.

What percentage of cars reach 250,000 miles?

2.2% of used cars 10+ years old listed for sale have passed 250,000 miles, and 0.5% of all used listings have.

Why are some models missing from the 250,000-mile ranking?

A model is ranked only with at least 300 listings 10+ years old and at least 10 of them past 250,000 miles, so the share isn't driven by a handful of cars. 62 models in the 200,000-mile ranking don't meet the second test.

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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