Michael Hohl Honda Blog

There was a time when our vehicles would hit 100,000 miles on the odometer and would start falling apart. Some owners would trade in their vehicles sooner in their lifecycle – sometimes every three years. This is not the case anymore. Automobiles are now built for durability with components that can last well beyond 100,000 miles with regular maintenance. The new benchmark for vehicle longevity is now 250,000 miles.  

Autoweek compiled a list of 30 vehicles that will most likely reach the 250,000-mile mark in their lifespan. They analyzed 402 million vehicles. 

What makes a car brand the best? 

It takes a solid lineup of vehicles that attract consumers with exceptional engineering, a compelling design, high build quality, and a strong record of reliability. There are also a lot of intangibles – such as how you feel every time you get behind the wheel. 

At Honda, we take our passenger car lineup seriously. We are committed to delivering the best in affordable and attainable vehicles – most of which are assembled here in this country. The Civic and Accord sedans have been hallmarks of our business since 1973 in the U.S.A.