My 1993 2.8 has 154000 and still going strong. It depends on your maintenance habits. Keep the oil and oil filter changed every 3000 miles and keep carb or fuel injectors clean. Maintenance is the life of any vehicle!
I've got a 1985 Chevy S10, 2.8L V6, I bought it back in '85 and kept up on the maintenance and it still runs great! 178,000 miles. And of course you get the normal (minor) repairs as it gets older but as long as you keep it in good condition they should last quite a while!
I have a 1989 Chevy S-10 2.5L 4 cylinder which I bought when it had 45,000 miles. It now has 199,566 miles and is still running strong. I do regular minor maintenance like change oil, replace sparkplugs and/or sparkplug wires, etc. I have also repaired the brakes, alternator, and exhaust system over the years. But, I have never had a major problem with the transmission or engine. I believe with with proper maintanance, the truck can last forever.
My is at 171,000 miles...still running fine, no major mechanical problems. Although gas gauge is broken.
Mileage is th time spend to do work done of parts of machine Nd Average is th speed limit of th machine.
They have a very good reputation for reliability and mileage.
My 97 Cavalier is about 315000 k without much problems... minor maintenance and wear and still going well.
Mileage, cost, reliability... pick two.
There will be a slight difference in your total average, but unless you stayed in an idling position for extended periods of time then the overall average would have such a minute difference that it would be about the same.
The average mileage for a 2002 Polo would be about 12000.
There are many excellent automobiles that will have high mileage. It all depends on how the car was taken care of. Research the reliability of the car you're interested in.
The Ford escape and Jeep Liberty of of two top selling SUV's that are good on mileage and they are reliable even in the winter months.
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Lexus's have been consistently rated as some of the most reliable vehicles by Consumer Reports. They're owned by Toyota, so they share a lot of parts and design features with the Toyota line, also known for excellent reliability. Your mileage will obviously vary. My 2001 GS300 just had the engine overheat and die through a sort of freak electrical event which cut the temperature sensors and water pump, at 165,000 miles. 200,000 miles is probably the average on the same engine for a lexus built in the last decade or so.
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