A recent study details the SUVs, cars, and trucks most likely to last to 250,000 miles and beyond. Toyota dominated the top 10, along with Lexus and Honda. But even with three pickup trucks among the highest scorers, you won’t find any Ford, Chevrolet, or RAM trucks in the top 10. 

3 Japanese pickup trucks are among the top 10 vehicles most likely to hit 250K miles, but no Americans make the list

Americans love pickup trucks. If you need any indication of that much, you need only glance at the best-selling vehicles in the country. Until just last year, the Ford F-150 was the best-selling vehicle in the US for over four decades. But popularity doesn’t necessarily mean longevity. 

A recent iSeeCars study ranked the vehicles most likely to sail past the six-figure odometer reading and hit 250,000 or more miles. Toyota took the top four spots, with the Tundra full-size pickup truck coming in at No. 4 overall. Analysts participating in the 2025 study concluded that the Tundra has a 30% chance of hitting 250,000 or more miles. 

The Tundra’s smaller brother, the Tacoma, took the No. 6 spot, just behind the Lexus IS sedan. According to the results, the Tacoma had a 25.3% chance of hitting a quarter of a million miles or more. Considering the average for all cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans is 4.8%, Toyota’s smallest American-market pickup truck was a staggering 5.2 times more likely to go the distance.  

Sensing a pattern here? Toyota and Lexus had nine of the top 10 vehicles most likely to reach or exceed 250,000 miles. The third pickup truck in the top 10, though, isn’t a Toyota. Instead, the Honda Ridgeline rounds out the top 10 with a 14.7% chance of reaching a quarter of a million miles. That’s less than half as likely as the Toyota Tundra, but still nearly 10% more than the average.