This general question is a good one, but even with more specifics, only a general answer can be provided. A starter will last "several years" under normal use. That's about it. Note that a number of auto parts outfits warranty a starter for a long, long time if you pay a bit "extra" for it. They expect replacement starters to last pretty much for the life of the car - while you have it. The warranty isn't transferable. They're betting you'll get rid of the vehicle before their starter fails. And they've done their homework. They make money by "guessing" correctly. Starters are generally pretty tough. Ten years isn't a long time for a starter to last under normal use. A properly maintained engine in a "normally" operated car won't place an inordinate burden on the starter, so you should get some good "mileage" out of one.
A starter can last the life of the vehicle or it may only last 50,000 miles. Normally though, a starter should last at least 100,000 miles. The more times you start the vehicle the shorter the life of the starter.
That all depends on if you abuse the starter by cranking too long. I have 170,000 on original starter.
The answer could only be determined by how many times a day it was used. A estimated guess would be using the starter 2 - 4 times a day it should last 10 to 20 years.
This general question is a good one, but even with more specifics, only a general answer can be provided. A starter will last "several years" under normal use. That's about it. Note that a number of auto parts outfits warranty a starter for a long, long time if you pay a bit "extra" for it. They expect replacement starters to last pretty much for the life of the car - while you have it. The warranty isn't transferable. They're betting you'll get rid of the vehicle before their starter fails. And they've done their homework. They make money by "guessing" correctly. Starters are generally pretty tough. Ten years isn't a long time for a starter to last under normal use. A properly maintained engine in a "normally" operated car won't place an inordinate burden on the starter, so you should get some good "mileage" out of one.
If you do it yourself, probably about $100 less than if you take it to Toyota. But if you have an authorized Toyota service do it, they will put on another Toyota starter which should last as long as this one did.
Antarctica should last as long as the earth lasts.
Should last about 30 minutez
It should last five to six minutes.
A properly configured sealed terrarium should last indefinitely.
as long as you can keep it
As long as I say it does!
How ever long you want it to last.