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It depends on the vehicle, tires, weather and road surface, (Gravel, black top, concrete). Vehicle braking distance by type of car varies greatly:

Pickup trucks/ SUVs- range from 145-175ft depending on weight/options, for example- 4x4 1ton being heavier take longer to stop.

most cars- 115-135ft.

high performance cars- 105-115ft.

supercars- 92-105ft, large multi piston caliber, carbon ceramic brakes are almost mandatory for sub 100ft stopping distance.

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