These Vehicles Are The Most Likely To Reach Over 300k Miles
WHITTIER, CA - JULY 23: New Toyota cars and trucks are sold at Toyota of Whittier on July 23, 2008 in Whittier, California. Toyota Motor sold almost 300,000 more vehicles than General Motors in the first half of 2008 putting the Japanese automaker on a course to overtake GM, the world's biggest automaker for the past 77 years. The 2.41 million vehicles that Toyota sold in the second quarter was 2 percent more than the previous year while GM sales fell 5 percent to only 2.28 million. Record gas prices have led to lagging demand for big trucks like those that GM sells while Toyota has had much success with high mileage cars like its hybrid Prius. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
One things we love to do as Americans is drive. And if you’re like me, the idea of buying a new car is not exciting whatsoever. In fact, when I was purchasing my last car, the main metric I looked at was how long the car last so I wouldn’t have to buy another car anytime soon.
Believe it or not, a lot of vehicles don’t last that long. Only 1% of vehicles make it past the 200,000 mile mark. Just .03% of cars roll over the 300,000 mile mark, which is pretty incredible.
These are the cars and trucks that are most likely to make it past 300,000 based on statistics.
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Toyota Tundra – .2%
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Toyota 4Runner – .2%
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GMC Yukon XL – .2%
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Chevy Suburban – .2%
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Ford Expedition – .2%
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Toyota Sequoia – .4%
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Toyota Land Cruiser – 1.5%
I’m surprised there weren’t more car brands on the list… like Honda, which is what I have… or Subaru, which are also known for lasting a long time. Basically, it looks like if you’re wanting to drive a car into the ground for years, Toyota’s might be your best bet!
North Carolina Try These TikTok Packing Hacks For Your Next Vacation
If there is one thing about taking a trip with me, I will overpack. But I will have what I need. More bathing suits than the days of the trip? Check. Backout outfits? Check. Attire for a rainstorm or blizzard? I’ll have it. And of course an obnoxious amount of shoes. That being said I am pretty good at condensing it at least if I’m flying. But I’m always on the lookout for ways to get even more into my carry-ons. That’s why I was so excited to find these TikTok packing hacks that SkyParkSecure recently released!
And it couldn’t come at a better time. Every time I get on social media I see someone else complaining that their bags were lost on an airline. And frankly, that’s not a risk I’m willing to take. So I have to fit however much I can into a carry-on and personal item. Plus, these packing hacks will make it easier to navigate what you packed when you arrive at your destination giving you more time to enjoy your well deserved vacation.
Experts at SkyParkSecure noticed that searches for ‘TikTok packing hacks’ have spiked by +175% over the last 12 months. Also the hashtag #packinghacks on TikTok has 130.4 million views. This prompted them to compile a list of the most popular TikTok packing hacks. Read on to see 5 of the best! Some I’ve used and other’s I’ll have to give a try this weekend on a road trip!
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