TOP 10 CARS THAT CAN LAST OVER 200K MILES

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According to Forbes.  What do you think?

Acura RDX

Like all the model-year 2013 cars and trucks we’re predicting to last for 250,000 miles with proper care, the RDX gets high marks from J.D. Power and Associates for both initial quality and mechanical reliability over the initial three-year ownership period, received better-than-average ratings for durability from Consumer Reports and is expected to be reasonably inexpensive to maintain and repair, according to data compiled by Intellichoice.com. The agile RDX was upgraded for 2013 with the Honda Accord’s powerful and proven V6 engine and assorted improvements that include a smoother ride and reduced levels of noise, vibration and harshness. 

Chevrolet Avalanche

This versatile cross between a full-size SUV and pickup truck continues for what is its final model year before being discontinued. Powered by a robust V8 engine, the Avalanche remains the only four-door pickup with the ability to carry eight-foot-long objects thanks to a “midgate” door that opens up the cargo bed into the rear passenger cabin. 

Honda Ridgeline

Though it’s largely shunned by pickup purists, the car-based V6-powered Ridgeline is ideal for light-duty hauling and/or for active families who prefer to tote their recreational gear in a small pickup bed rather than soil the interiors of their SUVs. The cargo bed comes with what is essentially a lockable trunk and a novel tailgate that can either flip down or swing open like a car door.

Lexus RX 350

This popular midsize luxury crossover SUV is refreshed for 2013 with modest styling changes that include Lexus’ new signature “spindle shaped” front grille. It remains roomy, comfortable and capable, offers a full range of high-tech and upscale features and comes powered by one of the best V6 engines in the industry.

Mazda MX-5 Miata

This diminutive low-slung roadster continues to deliver lively acceleration and entertaining go-kart-like handling prowess that makes a top-down jaunt over a winding road on a sunny day a truly singular experience.


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Scion xB

Though looking a bit dated and lacking the latest technology, this boxy looking tall compact wagon is a good overall performer and affords maximum flexibility as both a basic people mover and light-duty transport vehicle with a sizeable cargo capacity. 





Scion xD

The subcompact xD hatchback is boxier and more muscular looking than the typical small car to help give it a more urban-hip look; fortunately it also contributes to a reasonably roomy interior and flexible cargo-carrying abilities.





Toyota 4Runner

Toyota’s midsize truck-based SUV continues as a truly rugged alternative to more-passive crossovers for active families. Powered by a stalwart V6 engine, it's adept at traversing rocks and blazing trails with authority when properly equipped, yet still rides reasonably well on paved roads.

Toyota RAV4

The compact Toyota RAV4 crossover SUV receives myriad improvements and fresh styling for 2013 that features a conventional lift-up tailgate instead of the side-hinged refrigerator-door style hatch it’s featured since the vehicle’s inception. It remains both durable and family friendly.


Toyota Yaris

This workman-like subcompact comes in two- and four-door hatchback versions, with the former being more stylish looking on the outside and the latter offering more in the way of cargo-carrying flexibility. It’s small, slow and simple but has a history of reliability, and fewer gadgets mean less components to break down over time.

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