diportivo:
honda accord to 200k miles without changing trans?


maybe the i4


V6 tho,

weyreypey:
a mercedes E klasse will outlast anything and everything on that list.... w124, w123, w210

whereas my last w202 c180 topped 500000km..... and if you get the manual tranny with correct engine oyel....you'd be counting a million miles

nurey:


mashonu there

volvo, datsun, VW are celebrating 1 million km you are there with your benz celebrating mediocre.

To knock you dey hungry me

weyreypey:


I intend to celebrate a million miles on my audi a4 and my w210, your korope smoking yet?

nurey:


Not smoking I should be edging to 400k km engine still steams in the morning. just don't drive it daily like before. Thanks for asking and caring

weyreypey:


I intend to celebrate a million miles on my audi a4 and my w210, your korope smoking yet?

RZArecta2:
you still keep that Audi ? Thought you sold it and moved on to Mercedes

weyreypey:

I still have it.

aamadmin:
200,000 miles! Wow. That is a lot, right? Especially if you purchase your vehicle when it has low miles on it. To think there are cars that top out over that long is mind-blowing, but it does happen.

In fact, any vehicle can last for 200,000 miles, especially if you are willing to bare the expense that comes along with it. However, some vehicles are just able to go 200,000 miles and further WITHOUT the need to spend thousands of dollars to do so.

If you want a reliable car that will allow you to travel everywhere you want to go, check out these 6 cars that can help you achieve that.

1. Honda Accord
The Honda Accord boasts an excellent engine and transmission that allows you to ride comfortably down the road. Honda is a well-known brand and many consumers consider it one of the most reliable too. With that said, a Honda Accord can easily rake in 200,000 miles or more without any significant mechanical issues under the hood. No matter the year of the used Honda Accord you are eyeing, you will be in good hands.

2. Toyota Sienna
There is a reason you see Toyota Sienna vans all over the road these days and that is because they are a top contender when it comes to reliable family vans. While the Toyota Sienna is not one of the most updated vans when it comes to interior and features, it drives excellent, is quiet, and can easily top over 200,000 miles without thousands of dollars in repairs being needed.

3. Toyota Camry
The Toyota Camry is a well-known make and model and has been a consumer favorite for many years. Each Camry is constructed with the consumer in mind and provides not only a roomy cabin but a fantastic fuel economy too. It comes as no surprise that the Camry can easily put 200,000 miles on it without the replacement of a transmission or engine in the process. With many newer versions of the Camry boasting excellent features, consumers continue to rate this as one of the top choices for sedans.

4. Ford F-150
When you think work truck or reliable truck, a Ford F-150 likely comes to mind. This is because the F-150 has built a name for itself and the brand sports the phrase, “Built Ford Tough,” which has never rung truer. This truck can take you EXACTLY where you want to go and the toughened V6 and V8 engines will easily provide you with 200,000 or more miles to enjoy.

5. Honda Civic
The Honda Civic continues to top lists of the most popular cars on the market and since Honda is known for its reliability and durability, it is no surprise that this little sporty vehicle can go 200,000 miles or more without any mechanical issues that sideline it.

6. Toyota Prius
The Toyota Prius took the automotive world by storm by offering some of the best fuel economy to consumers. The car was manufactured with technology and simplicity in mind. Each Prius can drive on the road using only electricity up to about 25 miles per hour, which helps reduce the cost of ownership too. This little car is roomy and fits right into the 200,000-mile club.

weyreypey:


what did you do with the oil?

RZArecta2:
damn.. I remember people cussing out that car saying it's unreliable and so on. It's only Sienna who stuck to his guns about anything Audi

nurey:


The one I won? I used it this early mom0, the difference is clear, acceleration smooth.

weyreypey:
Hahaha compared with the premier oil synthetic

nurey:


Yeah engine just more responsive.

weyreypey:
Let's await the oil burning reports

diportivo:
honda accord to 200k miles without changing trans?


maybe the i4


V6 tho,

radautoworks:
200,000 miles is easy in almost any car. Nigerians just don't maintain cars. 500k now you're talking discerning a good car from a bad one

valarinz:


Rubbish list.

All I see here are a list of cars you hope Nigerians rush to your site to purchase

weyreypey:

Hehehe Audi ownership is not a baby job.

aamadmin:


To start, what car do you drive and how many miles do you have on it?

aamadmin:


To start, what car do you drive and how many miles do you have on it?

aamadmin:


Add BMW to that.

aamadmin:


Hondas are quite the rugged cars and like someone said below, manual hondas are a gem. How long it lasts depends on road conditions, driver handling etc. But for a normal regular use not beyond what the car can handle, honda will serve

greenhulk:


U should have just included a Volvo in the list. Then u wouldn't need to be asking this because the original comment wouldn't have existed.

diportivo:



I have two honda cars so I know


take my comment with a pinch of salt

greenhulk:


Honda transmissions usually don't survive past 150,000 miles but their engines usually never die when maintained well. But the good news is both engine and transmission are cheaper compared to Toyotas of the same class.

greenhulk:


Honda transmissions usually don't survive past 150,000 miles but their engines usually never die when maintained well. But the good news is both engine and transmission are cheaper compared to Toyotas of the same class.

radautoworks:
200,000 miles is easy in almost any car. Nigerians just don't maintain cars. 500k now you're talking discerning a good car from a bad one