Super shocked that the Kawasaki Concours wasn’t in this top 5

Don't buy a 6.0 powerstroke no matter what. I still own a 6.0 and 7.3

I daily a 97 Sonoma, same color, that isn't popular anymore. 175k, with the cheap 90s interior falling apart as the 4.3 and 4L60E keep on. Parts are dirt cheap, i ride till the wheels fall off

2000 suburban 1500 4x4 301,000 still runs strong

It is a beautiful car.

I have a couple old cars 2000 Ford Ranger and a 2004 Grand Prix. They both run great and look ok. The insurance is reasonable and the GP is very comfortable. They work for me.

2001 Suburban. 300K. Doesn't use more than a quart of oil between changes. I run 5K on oil changes, full synthetic. Doesn't use coolant. The factory installed aux. cassette player and rear washer doesn't work. Every light, button, switch and even the rear climate system are perfect. Transfer case is perfect too. At 180K pucked tranny. Got a AAMCO rebuild with a lifetime warrantee. (they don't offer that anymore) At 250 tranny puked again. New tranny didn't cost me a penny, not even installation. Walk into my Chevy dealer because its starting to rust, $91,000. Yup, I'm painting it.

I bought a 2004 Tacoma 3.4 back in 2007 with 34,000 on it. I've got 110,000 on it, and since I'm daily driving my wife's old vehicle to work now, it's almost frozen in time. My desire is to give it to my grandson one day and leave him something solid to remember me by.

My 2012 Boss 302 has 116,000 miles. Runs perfect.

Thats not an old car...Chip Foose just got an original driving rust free 1932 FORD !!! Thats an old car...

We like old cars because we like larger naturally aspirated engines instead of brand new cars with tiny 1.2 liter three cylinder engines with turbo charging. These new cars are disposable cars and, when their warranty runs out, they’re ready for the scrap yard.

Those 1990s 4-Runners just don’t die. I would like to get a 1998 Tacoma SR5 4x4 Extra Cab with around 200-230k on it.

I have a 2000 4runner with 110,000 miles. My dad was the original owner and I’ve had it since 2018 when he passed. It’s my 2nd vehicle so I don’t drive it much. I’ll be keeping it forever . It’s in mint condition.

Data is interesting but he doesn't tell us where it comes from and what bias there may be in the data. He admits the Titan sample is small. But lets say Titan buyers love their trucks and don't sell them and the data is triggered by a sell. It seems to be sales related as he is talking about a sales price under $10,000. There are more Titan commenters on this video with over 300k than the data picked up...? I'd propose they are happy with the truck and it is not getting sold. Maybe Tundra owners are different? Maybe it is sample size.

26 YO S10, $1200 eight years ago, 270,000 miles, still rust free in salty climate, was from NC, a slight oil drip on cardboard in garage, rather loose steering sector, is all that’s wrong. AC is colder than my 8 YO low miles super clean garage queen AWD 4 popper that sets in garage. I simply prefer a bomber that is care free on paint, dings, scratches, etc. The S10 with excellent and still strong 4.3L, is like my dad’s old basic 66 Ford farm truck decades ago, just maintain mechanics well enough, use it when needed, clean it very seldom, park in any tight space and dare someone to fling their door on it, I don’t care one bit. I call it “Freedom Rider”. Free from care nor worry. Also save on license tabs bottomed out and no collision on insurance. I have several offers in wait of twice what I paid for it 8 years ago, the only vehicle I’ve ever owned that has appreciated. I’m slayed. And the worst one I’ve owned was a BRAND NEW 1988 4x4 F150 Lariat (just $13,000 new believe it or not), in 12 months, 15,000 miles: 3 leaks, 2 brake jobs, 3 alignments with shims to go straight, 302 V8 started at 1000 miles/qt of oil, dropped to 350 miles, a new engine under warranty, it did 1200 miles/qt (my bomber S10 does better with an oil drip) and that replacement engine bucked and missed, ran on 5 cyl. if manual transmission was shifted up too soon and motor lugged a little until 2000 rpm on tach, then all 8 kicked in. The gas tank sender crapped, dash light dimmer only worked in one narrow spot, and more ! I walked 5 miles to work several times, rented a wreck $14/day other times. What a nightmare that was and how good my 270,000 mile S10 has been for 8 years, is hard to wrap brain around, is totally backwards of expectations. That lemon F150 became a new 89 little Blazer with that wonderful 4.3L, I drove it 80,000 miles, no oil consumption, nothing was done but replace a bad ABS electronics box and adjust a door seal against very windy days. My Freedom Rider I much prefer now, no worries, just reliably get me A to B. Need I ask for more?? Neighbor’s $70,000 trucks depreciate more each year than my total $ into 8 years with S10 and neighbors expend time and money washing and polishing theirs often, no doubt very honked if they see a parking lot door ding. I drive off for some hiking biking outdoor fun instead of something more like work. Heh. Satisfsction.

My 2000 VW diesel bug has over half a million miles. I'm the original owner. Everything you mentioned rings true but for me my bug is an old friend and we have been through a lot together. Reminds me of Neil Young's song "Long may you run".

I have two old Nissan Sentras in almost showroom condition. They’re my babies.

I have a BMW 3 touring 2008, using 5 l on 100Km. full tank 1200Km can drive. Already 350.000 km. why buy new car?? now too expensive and a waste of money 😀😀

Old ? Haa...that thing is nice !

I like the challenge of finding really mint older Toyota and Lexuses for my family. Both of my kids drive 100 series Landcruisers. One of them I found 6 years ago 1700 miles from where I live, one owner, Texas, no accidents…paid 6800. My daughter drove it through high school and now she’s a senior in college. When she decides to sell it, she will probably close to double what we paid for it. Thank you for sharing your experience my friend.p and asking us to do the same.

My dad and my sister had a titan. He was so bummed when he sold it to downsize

2014 f150, 3.7 engine. At 209,897. Think I can get 300,000 outta it

This video was perfect thank you 👍🏼

I have a 2000 Nissan Maxima with 305k miles on it. It still runs fine, and everything works on it. It has a super cold A/C. I named it El Stinkio, because it stinks from the exhaust fumes, and burnt oil from the leaking oil pan gaskets. I enjoy driving it.

I have the green 2000 4Runner 5MT with 160k

My 2003 Toyota Tacoma with 296000 miles and me will not be separated.

I own several old cars and my daily has 266k. Also have a 22 Durango got it new now has 25k on it. Nothing wrong with new or used I waited I'm in my 50s could never see having a big payment on a vehicle but if you wait and pay cash the feeling is the same you hold the title it's paid for only difference it's brand new.

I love my 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer. It has 107000 kilometres on it. It costs f all . I don't try to keep up with the folks in the street. They left me many, many years ago

Everything you named here is why many ppl would call these types of vehicles a treasure. 🤷🏿‍♂️

Because it was a love affair in my case from the first time I saw it. A true rolling art form. An awesome fuel burning oracle if you will. Unlike you, I like a spotless pristine vehicle in body, interior, and all mechanical systems that will take me beyond my expectations of driving late into my retirement. I could care less what people think. The only challenge is parts for the future. However, there are alternatives. I think any vehicle worth its salt will last 100K plus with proper mechanical and fluid maintenance. I'm on my first 100K. Like your channel. I drive a 2012 Lincoln MKX AWD. 2nd owner off a lease. Can't beat that for buying a mechanically certified vehicle. Negotiated with Lincoln. Got a 7yr. extended 100k mile warranty. Hey, now I found @ 104k a credible full bumper to bumper warranty company for 7 more yrs or 80k miles with zero deductible. I love warranties. This coverage has already paid for itself. We will see in 7 more years. My MKX is also my means of exercise. Washing,waxing and cleaning. Being retired I need the exercise says my doctor. Some go to a gym. Me It's this. What breed is your dog? Ours looks alot like yours. Same colour and tan markings. Ours is a six yr. old Cavashon. Royal King Charles cavalier English spaniel mix with a Bichon Friese. Subscribed .

O5 camry here. Drives like a new car

My 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee has 265,000 and still going strong. Only major repair I’ve made was rebuilding the transfer case, $800 bucks. Going to drive it until it blows up.

Cool. Still driving my 98 Toyota Camry with 410,000km. Everything works. Keep up with maintenance and attend to problems as they occur. Keeping it forever!

I drive a 1978 Chevrolet Silverado truck everyday. Going to drive it til I die. All I need it has, power steering, a/c, heat and automatic transmission. Simple.

343000 on my 98 4Runner so far. You’ve got plenty more miles to go. Starter and alternator are usually the biggest things, mechanically.

My car is reaching 300k miles. 12prius v 5 ,17 engine 25k miles.Todays miles probably exceed 250kmiles.$6k last month of#45. Not long after sham election fuel started to rise .

Looks great to me. Take it to carwash and pull seatbelt out of the car and pressure Wash it. Best way to get it clean fast.

Another good one! Great to see your Maltese doggie again.

Totally agree. Currently, I drive a 1993 Honda Civic which I bought new. For my next vehicle, I intend to treat myself to a 2005/2008 Lincoln Town car and all of the 'old school' Detroit features. Love your doggy!!

The just have character, they speak tons of you....of your practical sense, your minimastic approach of life, simplicity,and humility... besides they give you a hobbie ... to keep em running if they break down!!!❤

My older vehicles--87 VW Vanagon, three W123 Mercedes diesel sedans ( '79 300D, '81 240D, '84 300D Turbo) are easy to work, parts still available and affordable. No complicated electronics or emissions systems. The VW is running strong and reliably at 187,000 miles. The Mercedes diesels have over 200,000 each and are reliable. Doors close like bank vaults. I join you in love and respect for older cars.

…if it gives you that sense of joy, it has to be a good thing. Just like that 4Runner of yours. I am in the Silicon Valley where the obsession of having to own the latest is a must. Not this 55 year old bitch, I still drive around in my very first car that I inherited from my Grandfather in 1985. It’s a big ass white 1972 MBZ 280SEL 4.5 with 319K miles and sucks gas at 13 city and 16-18 highway. All my vehicles are in a range of old like the 1958 Facel Vega FV4Typhoon from my late Father to a 2010 Mazda 3 Hatchback I bought from my next door neighbor in 2011. There are a few more vehicles in the mix and their upkeep has been meticulously handled by my Man who thank God is a mechanic. To maintain and insure them all is maddening but so worth it.

97 chevy suburban 205,000 on it still running like a horse

Hi bill.i have a 1997 acura tl with 250,187 low maintenance

My 2007 Honda Civic LX 1.8L has 303,000 miles on it. Bought it new in 2007. My daily commuter car. Just took it on a 3400 mile road trip. Have kept up on fluid changes (oil (Mobil1), tranny fluid drain & fills, coolant drain & fills, brake & power steering vacuum & refills with Honda fluids). Maintenance on these cars is well designed and EASY! Runs like new. I always know I can count on it (unlike my other vehicles). In the life of the car I have only replaced the starter, struts, brake pads, sparkplugs (at 265,000 miles only because it seemed like I should given the mileage even though the originals seemed fine), and a motor mount (quick and easy). Planning a 3,000 mile road trip out east in 2 months and have no doubt it will be fine. I plan to get a million miles on this car if I live long enough. Good car.

Love your dog bro!

1995 Chevrolet Tahoe Lt 443,000 miles and still running strong 😊

This is the first video of your channel that I have watched. I enjoyed it. You could have washed that beauty before the video. LOL

234k in a toyota is just breaking in. You don't need all those airbags to be safer in a solid car like the 4 runner made like a truck, and "Apple Car Play?" Bahahaha how is that a safety issue? Just put a radio with apple car play which is the easiest thing in that car to replace. Atleast you put a huge smile on my face. Excellent buy! 😁👍

I bought a mule and only feed it goat weeds. I ride it to work daily. Can anybody beat that?