The Geo Prism is a twin of the Toyota Corolla. Both made in the same factory in California. They are extremely reliable and trouble free autos. With proper maintenance, you can easily expect one of these cars to go 175-200,000 miles without major repairs. By proper maintenance, I mean following the maintenance schedule in the owners manual to the letter. Changing not only oil & filter, but Transmission Fluid, Power Steering fluid, brake fluid, coolant, air filter, fuel filter, and doing all maintenance exactly as spelled out in the manual. How long it will last depends on many, many things. How it is serviced, driven, and location. Long trips on the highway are easier on a vehicle than short trips in the city. So there is no really good answer to your question.
For Example: We own a 1994 geo prizm and it has been a great car for the price. It currently has 175,000 miles on it. So far since 120,000 miles we have to replace the timing belt, water pump, and clutch which seem like regular upkeep to me given how many miles the car has seen. Overall we are very impressed and I would not be surprised if we were able to get this car over 200,000 miles.
With proper maintenance probably 200,000
200 000-300 000 miles, then cross your fingers... of course the better the maintenance the longer it will last
I can tell you that my 1997 Mustang 4.6L GT convertible has 190K miles, mostly highway driving and good maintenance.
250,000 miles is about average with proper maintenance.250,000 miles is about average with proper maintenance.
You engine has a chain and NOT a belt. No maintenance is necessary.
Normal engine maintenance should be between 10000 and 15000 miles. overall maintenance will be ongoing and regular.
The Lexus IS200 typically has a lifespan that can exceed 200,000 miles with proper maintenance. Many owners report their vehicles reaching between 150,000 to 250,000 miles. Factors such as driving habits, maintenance history, and road conditions can significantly affect longevity. Regular servicing and care can help maximize the vehicle's mileage potential.
Yes, 325,000 miles is considered a lot for a Toyota Prius, though these vehicles are known for their reliability and longevity. Many Priuses can last well beyond 200,000 miles with proper maintenance, but reaching 325,000 miles indicates significant wear and tear. If you're considering purchasing one at this mileage, it's essential to have a thorough inspection to assess its condition and maintenance history.
For a car to make it to 1 million miles it has got to be maintained with diligence. At 1 million miles the maintenance would be no different than it was at 100,000, 200,000, 300,000, etc. In other words all maintenance is important on a car with that many miles.
A 2005 Nissan Quest typically lasts between 150,000 to 200,000 miles with proper maintenance. Factors such as driving habits, maintenance history, and environmental conditions can significantly influence its lifespan. Regular oil changes, timely repairs, and good driving practices can help extend its longevity.
The life expectancy for all BMW's is projected to be 300k miles, without replacing any of the main components such as the engine, transmission, alternator, ect. The 335i is a little bit different considering it has a twin turbo. The life of a turbo is projected generously at about 150k. BMW's turbo's on the other hand are expected to last to 200k miles. With the proper maintenance and up keep, the BMW 335i is expected to live up to at least 200k miles.
With proper maintenance probably 200,000 miles