Reaching 300,000 miles is rare, yet several vehicles have come remarkably close. An iSeeCars study of more than two million vehicles identified 20 models whose highest-mileage 1% reached between 230,547 and 296,509 miles. Toyota claimed half of the spots, with the Sequoia and Land Cruiser posting the two highest figures.
These mileage figures are not guarantees for every vehicle. They reflect the potential lifespan shown by the highest-mileage examples in the study. Maintenance, driving habits, repairs, vehicle condition, and usage can all affect longevity. Here are 18 vehicles that came close, followed by the two Toyota SUVs with the highest mileage figures.
1. Chevrolet Suburban
265,732 miles
The Chevrolet Suburban recorded a potential lifespan of 265,732 miles in the iSeeCars study, making it the highest-mileage non-Toyota vehicle on the list.
Its truck-based design, spacious cabin, large cargo area, and towing capability make it suitable for families, road trips, work, and heavy daily use. Those roles can add thousands of miles each year.
The 2026 iSeeCars study estimates an 11.6% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, compared with 5.4% for the average vehicle in that research.
Still, 265,732 miles represents exceptional mileage rather than a promise for every Suburban. Maintenance and previous use can make a major difference.
For buyers considering an older model, the engine, transmission, suspension, cooling system, brakes, frame, and service history deserve close attention. A well-maintained Suburban can remain useful long past 200,000 miles.
2. Toyota Tundra
256,022 miles
The Toyota Tundra recorded a potential lifespan of 256,022 miles, placing it fourth in the original iSeeCars study and making it the highest-ranked full-size pickup on this list.
Tundras can face demanding workloads, from daily commuting to towing trailers and hauling heavy equipment. Years of that use can put considerable strain on a truck, making its high-mileage record worth attention.
The 2026 iSeeCars study estimates that the Tundra has a 28.2% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, compared with 5.4% for the average vehicle.
That figure is a statistical estimate, not a guarantee for every truck. When shopping for a used Tundra, buyers should review engine and transmission service, frame condition, suspension wear, towing history, and maintenance records.
Proper care can help some Tundras remain useful well beyond 200,000 miles.
3. GMC Yukon XL
252,360 miles
The GMC Yukon XL recorded a potential lifespan of 252,360 miles in the iSeeCars study, putting it among the highest-mileage large SUVs examined.
Its three rows, generous cargo space, and truck-based design make it useful for families, road trips, towing, and everyday transportation. Owners can carry passengers and equipment while still having the capability to handle demanding duties.
That versatility can produce plenty of miles, especially for families that use one vehicle for most of their transportation.
The 252,360-mile figure comes from the highest-mileage vehicles in the study, so it does not represent the typical Yukon XL lifespan. Condition and maintenance remain important.
A carefully serviced example can have plenty of useful life, while a neglected one may require costly repairs much sooner. The study shows that some Yukon XL models have remained in service beyond a quarter-million miles.
4. Toyota Prius
250,601 miles
The Toyota Prius recorded a potential lifespan of 250,601 miles, showing that high-mileage vehicles are not limited to large SUVs and pickups.
Its hybrid system combines a gasoline engine, electric motors, and a battery to provide strong fuel efficiency. That makes the Prius especially suitable for commuters and drivers who accumulate substantial mileage each year.
Newer iSeeCars research gives the Prius an 11.5% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, more than twice the 5.4% average for vehicles in the 2026 study.
That figure is not a guarantee. Older Prius models still need careful checks of the hybrid battery, cooling system, brakes, suspension, and other components.
Even so, the Prius has developed an impressive high-mileage record. Its results show that fuel efficiency and long service life can exist together, giving high-mileage drivers another option beyond conventional gasoline-powered vehicles.
5. Chevrolet Tahoe
250,338 miles
The Chevrolet Tahoe recorded a potential lifespan of 250,338 miles, placing it just beyond the quarter-million-mile mark in the original iSeeCars study.
Like the Suburban and Yukon XL, the Tahoe uses a truck-based SUV design. It provides substantial passenger space, cargo capacity, and towing ability, making it useful for families, commuting, road trips, and work.
Those varied duties can quickly add miles. A Tahoe might carry passengers during the week, tow equipment on weekends, and handle long highway trips throughout the year.
The 250,338-mile figure comes from the highest-mileage vehicles in the study, rather than representing the expected lifespan of every Tahoe.
For an older example, buyers should inspect the transmission, suspension, cooling system, brakes, steering, drivetrain, and service records.
The data show that some properly maintained Tahoes can remain useful well beyond 200,000 miles.
6. Honda Ridgeline
248,669 miles
The Honda Ridgeline recorded a potential lifespan of 248,669 miles, coming within about 1,300 miles of the 250,000-mile mark. Its unibody design gives the Ridgeline a more car-like driving experience than traditional body-on-frame pickups while still providing useful truck capability.
Owners can use it for commuting, family transportation, home projects, recreation, and light towing. That broad range of uses can contribute to substantial mileage over the vehicle’s life.
The latest iSeeCars research gives the Ridgeline a 13.7% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, well above the 5.4% average for vehicles in the 2026 study.
Still, the odometer tells only part of the story. Buyers should review maintenance records and inspect the drivetrain, suspension, brakes, and other major components before purchasing a high-mileage Ridgeline.
The Ridgeline’s high-mileage record shows that a pickup does not need a traditional body-on-frame platform to deliver a long service life.
7. Toyota Avalon
245,710 miles
The Toyota Avalon recorded a potential lifespan of 245,710 miles, placing the large sedan among the longest-lasting passenger cars in the original iSeeCars study.
The Avalon was designed for comfortable transportation rather than heavy-duty work. Its spacious interior, smooth ride, and relaxed highway manners made it well suited to long commutes and road trips, where owners can accumulate thousands of miles each year.
The newer data reinforce that reputation. iSeeCars’ 2026 study estimates that the Avalon has a 23.2% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, giving it one of the strongest results among passenger cars in that research.
For a used Avalon, the odometer should not be the only consideration. A well-maintained high-mileage example may be a better purchase than a lower-mileage car with an uncertain history.
Buyers should check the transmission, cooling system, suspension, brakes, tires, and service records before buying.
The Avalon’s result shows that exceptional durability is not limited to trucks and SUVs. A comfortable sedan can also remain dependable for a very long service life when properly maintained.
8. Toyota Highlander Hybrid
244,994 miles
The Toyota Highlander Hybrid reached a potential lifespan of 244,994 miles in the original iSeeCars study, placing it among the longest-lasting hybrid SUVs measured.
Its appeal comes from combining three-row practicality with Toyota’s hybrid powertrain. Families can use it for school runs, commuting, errands, vacations, and daily activities while benefiting from improved fuel efficiency.
That combination can result in substantial mileage, particularly for households that rely on one vehicle for most of their transportation.
The 2026 iSeeCars study estimates that the Highlander Hybrid has a 20.7% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, giving it a strong position among high-mileage hybrid vehicles.
Still, a used Highlander Hybrid needs a careful inspection. Battery condition, hybrid-system components, suspension, brakes, cooling systems, and maintenance records should all be reviewed.
Its nearly 245,000-mile potential lifespan shows that fuel efficiency does not have to come at the expense of long-term durability.
For families seeking a practical SUV they can keep for many years, the Highlander Hybrid has produced some impressive high-mileage examples.
9. Ford Expedition
244,682 miles
The Ford Expedition recorded a potential lifespan of 244,682 miles, placing it just below the Toyota Highlander Hybrid in the original iSeeCars study.
The full-size SUV offers three rows, generous cargo space, and strong towing capability. Those qualities make it useful for families, travelers, and owners who regularly transport equipment or pull trailers.
That type of use can quickly build mileage. An Expedition may handle daily commuting during the week, towing on weekends, and long road trips throughout the year.
The 244,682-mile figure comes from the highest-mileage vehicles measured in the original study. It does not represent the average Expedition lifespan, nor does it guarantee that an individual vehicle will reach the same figure.
Maintenance becomes increasingly important as mileage rises. Transmission condition, suspension components, cooling systems, brakes, and drivetrain health should all be checked on an older example.
The Expedition’s position shows that a large SUV can remain useful through an exceptionally long service life.
For buyers who need passenger space, cargo room, and towing capability, a well-maintained Expedition with strong service records can be worth serious consideration.
10. Toyota 4Runner
244,665 miles
The Toyota 4Runner reached a potential lifespan of 244,665 miles in the original iSeeCars study, putting it almost level with the Ford Expedition.
The 4Runner’s body-on-frame construction and off-road capability have made it popular with drivers who want an SUV capable of handling daily transportation as well as outdoor adventures.
Some examples spend their lives commuting, while others regularly see towing, camping, and rougher driving conditions. Newer research gives the model another strong result.
iSeeCars’ 2026 study estimates that the 4Runner has a 33.1% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, placing it among the strongest vehicles in that analysis.
Even so, durability does not eliminate the need for maintenance. Buyers considering an older 4Runner should inspect the frame, suspension, drivetrain, cooling system, brakes, and underbody.
The 244,665-mile figure represents what exceptional vehicles have achieved, not a guarantee for every example. Still, the 4Runner’s record provides plenty of evidence that properly maintained models can remain useful well beyond 200,000 miles, making it one of Toyota’s strongest high-mileage SUVs.
11. Toyota Sienna
239,607 miles
The Toyota Sienna recorded a potential lifespan of 239,607 miles, placing it among the high-mileage vehicles in the original iSeeCars study.
Minivans can accumulate miles quickly through school runs, commuting, grocery trips, vacations, and family activities. Carrying passengers and cargo year after year can put plenty of wear on a vehicle, making the Sienna’s result especially useful.
Only two minivans made the original top 20, the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey. In the latest iSeeCars research, the Odyssey has a 10.7% chance of reaching 250,000 miles.
For an older Sienna, buyers should check the transmission, suspension, brakes, sliding-door mechanisms, air conditioning, and maintenance records. Its 239,607-mile figure shows that a well-maintained family minivan can remain useful for a remarkably long service life.
12. GMC Yukon
238,956 miles
The GMC Yukon recorded a potential lifespan of 238,956 miles, placing it comfortably above the 230,000-mile mark in the original iSeeCars study.
Its truck-based design provides plenty of passenger space, cargo room, towing ability, and capability for long-distance travel. Families can use it as a daily vehicle, while owners may also rely on it for towing boats, trailers, or recreational equipment.
The mileage figure comes from the highest-mileage vehicles in the study rather than the typical Yukon. iSeeCars based its original methodology on the top 1% of vehicles within each model.
For an older Yukon, service history deserves careful attention. Buyers should inspect the transmission, cooling system, suspension, brakes, steering, and drivetrain.
The Yukon shows that a large SUV can remain useful for many years when routine maintenance and necessary repairs are handled properly.
13. Honda Pilot
236,807 miles
The Honda Pilot recorded a potential lifespan of 236,807 miles, giving this three-row SUV a strong showing in the original iSeeCars research.
Unlike traditional truck-based SUVs, the Pilot focuses heavily on family transportation. Its three rows, useful cargo space, and comfortable road manners make it suitable for commuting, errands, school activities, and long road trips.
The 2026 iSeeCars study estimates that the Pilot has a 14.3% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, well above the 5.4% average for vehicles in that study.
That figure is not a guarantee for every Pilot. Condition and maintenance remain important, especially on older examples. Buyers should review service records and inspect the suspension, brakes, cooling system, drivetrain, and signs of leaks.
The Pilot’s mileage record shows that family-focused SUVs can also deliver a very long service life when properly maintained.
14. Honda Odyssey
235,852 miles
The Honda Odyssey recorded a potential lifespan of 235,852 miles, making it one of only two minivans in the original iSeeCars top 20.
Its family-focused design means many Odysseys spend years handling school trips, commuting, vacations, errands, and daily passenger duty. That steady use can quickly build mileage.
Newer iSeeCars research gives the Odyssey a 10.7% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, about twice the 5.4% average for vehicles in the 2026 study.
For an older Odyssey, buyers should inspect the transmission, suspension, brakes, cooling system, air conditioning, sliding doors, and maintenance records.
The 235,852-mile figure represents exceptional examples rather than the expected lifespan of every Odyssey. Still, it shows that proper maintenance and timely repairs can help this family minivan remain useful for many years.
15. Toyota Tacoma
235,070 miles
The Toyota Tacoma recorded a potential lifespan of 235,070 miles, placing it among the longest-lasting midsize pickups in the original iSeeCars study.
Tacomas are used for commuting, hauling, towing, camping, recreation, and off-road driving. That range of duties can add substantial mileage during years of ownership.
The latest iSeeCars research gives the Tacoma a 25.0% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, the highest figure among midsize pickups in that study.
A high-mileage Tacoma still deserves careful inspection. Previous towing, off-road use, road conditions, and maintenance can affect its condition.
Before buying, check the frame, suspension, drivetrain, steering, brakes, underbody, and service history. Its results in both older and newer research show that some Tacomas can provide many years of service when properly maintained.
16. Nissan Titan
233,295 miles
The Nissan Titan recorded a potential lifespan of 233,295 miles, placing it ahead of the Ford F-150 and Toyota Camry Hybrid in the original iSeeCars study.
As a full-size pickup, the Titan was built for hauling, towing, commuting, and carrying equipment. Those duties can produce substantial mileage, especially when the truck serves as an owner’s primary vehicle.
The result also shows that the high-mileage group extends beyond Toyota, Honda, and Chevrolet. Nissan placed one truck among the 20 vehicles measured.
Still, the 233,295-mile figure comes from the highest-mileage vehicles in the dataset, not the typical Titan. Buyers considering an older example should inspect the transmission, suspension, steering, brakes, cooling system, frame, drivetrain, and underbody.
Maintenance history matters just as much as mileage. The Titan’s result shows that some examples can remain useful beyond 230,000 miles when properly maintained.
17. Ford F-150
232,650 miles
The Ford F-150 recorded a potential lifespan of 232,650 miles, making it one of two Ford pickups in the original iSeeCars top 20.
The truck’s enormous popularity means owners use it for many purposes, from daily commuting to construction work, hauling, towing, and general transportation. With so many F-150s serving different roles, some accumulate very high mileage.
The 232,650-mile figure comes from the highest-mileage portion of the iSeeCars dataset, based on the top 1% within each model. It therefore represents exceptional mileage rather than the expected lifespan of every F-150.
Used buyers should examine engine and transmission condition, suspension wear, frame health, rust, previous repairs, and maintenance records. A high odometer reading does not automatically tell the full story.
The F-150’s place on the list shows that properly maintained full-size pickups can deliver many years of service, with some examples remaining productive well beyond 200,000 miles.
18. Toyota Camry Hybrid
230,547 miles
The Toyota Camry Hybrid recorded a potential lifespan of 230,547 miles, making it the final vehicle in the original iSeeCars top 20.
Unlike many models on this list, the Camry Hybrid is a midsize sedan rather than a large SUV or pickup. Its appearance shows that a passenger car built for everyday transportation can also accumulate more than 230,000 miles.
The 2026 iSeeCars study gives the Camry Hybrid an 11.5% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, more than twice the 5.4% average for vehicles in that research.
Older examples still require careful inspection. Buyers should check the hybrid battery, electrical components, cooling system, brakes, suspension, and maintenance records.
The 230,547-mile figure represents exceptional vehicles, not a promise for every Camry Hybrid.
Even so, its result is impressive for a midsize sedan and shows that fuel-efficient hybrid transportation can support a very long service life when properly maintained.
The 2 Vehicles That Come Closest to 300,000 Miles
19. Toyota Land Cruiser
280,236 miles
The Toyota Land Cruiser recorded a potential lifespan of 280,236 miles, giving it the second-highest result in the original iSeeCars study. Only the Sequoia reached a higher figure.
Its body-on-frame construction, four-wheel-drive system, and long history of demanding use have helped build its durability record. Current iSeeCars data estimate an average lifespan of 252,888 miles and a 75.5% chance of reaching 200,000 miles.
The 280,236-mile figure represents the highest-mileage 1% of Land Cruisers in the original dataset, not the typical lifespan.
Regular oil changes, drivetrain service, cooling-system care, and suspension maintenance remain important. At 280,236 miles, the Land Cruiser came within 19,764 miles of 300,000.
20. Toyota Sequoia
296,509 miles
The Toyota Sequoia recorded a potential lifespan of 296,509 miles, the highest figure in the study and just 3,491 miles short of 300,000.
iSeeCars calculated this figure from the highest-mileage 1% of Sequoias in its historical dataset. It does not represent an average lifespan or guarantee that every Sequoia will reach this mileage.
Newer iSeeCars research estimates a 42.3% chance of reaching 250,000 miles, compared with 5.4% for the average vehicle. That study uses a different method from the original research.
The Sequoia’s large SUV design, practical interior, and utility-focused history support long-term use. With proper maintenance and timely repairs, some examples can accumulate extraordinary mileage, making the Sequoia the closest model to 300,000 miles in the study.
