A recent study by iSeeCars identifies vehicle models with the highest probability of reaching 250,000 miles. Toyota and Lexus dominate the top rankings, occupying nine of the top 10 positions. The Toyota Sequoia leads the list with a 42.3 percent chance of hitting this mileage milestone.
The Lexus LS follows with 38.8 percent, and the Toyota 4Runner ranks third at 33.1 percent. The Honda Accord Hybrid is the only non-Toyota vehicle in the top 10, securing the 10th spot with an 18.5 percent probability. The industry average for reaching 250,000 miles is 5.4 percent.
Heavy-duty trucks from American manufacturers show strong durability metrics. The Ram 3500 leads the truck category with a 31.9 percent chance of reaching the quarter-million mark. Other notable performers include the GMC Sierra 3500 HD at 26.2 percent and the Ford F-350 at 15.1 percent.
European and other American models also appear in the broader rankings. The Mercedes-Benz G-Class holds a 17.4 percent chance, while the Chevrolet Suburban ranks 24th among passenger cars with an 11.6 percent probability. These figures reflect varying design philosophies across global automakers.
