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5. Toyota Prius 2001-2008

4. Honda Civic 2003-2005
avoid 2001-2002 known transmission problem. 2006-2009 leaks coolant.

3. Lincoln Town Car 2003-2008 panther platform

2. Toyota Camry 1997-2005
avoid 2007 excessive oil consumption issue

1. Honda Accord 1997-2004
avoid V6's trans issue. 2003 known issues. 2008 excessive oil consumption.

I got a 97 maxima that I use for work. Got 153k on it. Need to get the oil changed. A full tank ($30) will last me a week. My cousin ex got the same car and she got 400k on hers.

who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

the 90's Lexus LS400

#teamlincolntowncar

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

a car that will get u back n forth aint bad to have

i had a 99 taurus when the weather is bad im whipping that instead of my camaro

My first car a '90 7 series bmw. When I sold it it had a little over 200k miles. Try doing that in a modern 7 series.

top 5 all cars nobody really wants

Those 80's Benz Diesels are tanks.
I seen them converted to run on used cooking oil

Good hustle if you're savvy.

I've been caught up before with always wanting the latest and greatest but there's nothing wrong with keeping what works.

300k sounds like a long time but if the car is still running with no problems, why not drive it.

I had 2 Crown Vics both rode good as hell.
I had a few Impalas,it depend what year and what size engine

Late 90s Ford trucks
Early 90s Subaru
bout it too
Had a 98 expedition. That bi*ch was bulletproof
By the time i got rid of it it had 275k miles, and was still running like a champ
The rocker joints rotted though, so it would squeak when i went over speed bumps...
Them sh*t was like 2 and change to replace, and i was poor, so i would spray wd40 on them bi*ches twice a week lmao
Had a 91 legacy too
Ugliest car EVER, but i had one with well over 300k miles on it, and everything worked, even the tape deck lml
Both of them ran just fine, and never gave me any trouble for YEARS.

I have an 80 mile round trip to work so I always keep a work car to put the miles on. I have an '05 grand marquis with 230k that's showing no signs of breaking down. Idk about all these cars but seeing as how mine is listed here this could be a legit list.

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

People who value longevity

I put 283k on an 06 Charger

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

LA traffic wears cars down man.. good stereo, comfy seats, and strong ac is all you need for a commute. You can stunt later on that night or on the weekend.

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

I like to buy cars with high miles 200k+ they are cheap. After driving it for a while I can sell it for what I paid for it and get a different car.

I've had two crown vice. One was my first car ( a 2002) & the other a 2008. Both held up well. Only thing I HAD to do was regular maintenance stuff. I would definitely get another as a winter car.

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

Commuter car. That way ya keep miles off your main ride.

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

If it drives fine who cares

2002vikings said I've had two crown vice. One was my first car ( a 2002) & the other a 2008. Both held up well. Only thing I HAD to do was regular maintenance stuff. I would definitely get another as a winter car.

My crown vic just passed 300k and my motor blew a week later. But ill grab another. I used mine as a daily driver and aint have no major issue.

About the 89 Camry?

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

Who wants to spend all their money on a new car when you have one that works fine?

Tonero said who wants to drive a car to 300k any way?

Yu’d be surprised how many people will take a 300k “foreign” over a newer focus or prius. Game backwards.