Highest Mileage Toyota in your Family

[jacob7071]

My stepdad just sold a '97 T-100 with 260K miles.
That leaves my brother's 2000 Tundra as the highest mileage in the family at 175K.
Then my 2002 4Runner with 105K.
My stepmom's '08 Tacoma has approx 60K
My girlfriend's '11 Corolla has 22K
And finally, my stepdad's Prius and my dad's Lexus CT hybrid are both under 10K.

My mom put her '09 Dodge Ram on craigslist and received exactly zero responses in 3 months, or she'd be driving a Toyota too.

 

[BlueDoveSR5]

My friend has a 89, SR5, V6, Truck , with 346,xxx and change, She looks sad and angry but she still runs, and she does everything, tows boats, his 16' lawn trailer (everyday), and has towed my old car to the junk yard, my Yota that I just bought, towed her home, the neighbor's big Chevy 4x4, that was funny, and she has been to Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Texas, and that was after he got it. She originally had just over 100,xxxx barley when he got her, and now she still goes, she's a die hard, machine, you go red.

 

[93toy]

125,000 on the 2000, 310,000 on the 1985.

 

[Jhacker1]

213,000 and counting on my 95. Had 185,000 when I bought her.

 

[nghiS4]

95 t100 that I drove in highschool had over 500k on it when I was driving it. It was my dads work truck for 9 years, he was religious about oil changes and maintenance. My mom is now driving it with over 650k, the mileage is hard to know exact as the speedo cable went out twice and took a little while to change the second time it went out as it was just my highschool beater. The engine is original though and runs great only with a little lifter tap on very cold days and no loss of power.

Can you take us a picture of the odo?

Dad's Taco 202k, my 4R 135k & catching up to him!

 

[UnderFire]

My 4runner has 140600

Dad's 89 3vz pickup, bought in 91 has 200+, over 190k was done on 35-38.5" tires and has never had any mech problems

Mom's fj has around 98k half was on 285s

A family friend has 370k on his 91 3vz, bought in 92, and hasn't had mechanical problems either, just a falling apart interior and red paint faded to pink.

In the past my parents had a 91 4runner 3vz with 165 when sold and a 97 3rz 5 speed bought brand new they sold at 170k in 02

 

[Viper45]

My first vehicle, a 1988 4x4 Xtra cab had 230,xxx before I sold it.
Second, 2003 Taco is at 197,xxx; still have it not sure what I'll do with it.
Third, 2013 4R TE is at ~2400

 

[LandCruiser]

Both my Land Cruisers have made it well into the 250s. (83 60 and 97 80). Still have the 80, but I haven't been driving it because the t-case is acting wonky--water got in there. Neither had a working odo past 200.

Not to say that's "reliable" or "durable" because towards the end I wound up replacing cooling systems, head gaskets, transmission parts, rebuilding diffs, etc.

I haven't had a trouble free Toyota past 150k.

My FJ Cruiser destroyed itself at an embarrassing 50k miles.

 

[JME476]

Toyota Family History

As a big Toyota fan from an early age (and I don't quite no why), my parents bought, under my recommendation 1984 Camry LE. They were worried about it having 91,000 miles on it, but they bought it and ran it another 107,000 miles before trading it in.

1990 Camry LE V6 - 217,000 miles on it and sold it. I hear it finally died at 237,000.
1998 Tacoma SR5 4WD 183,000 totaled
2002 4Runner Sport 200,100 totaled

So far I have two Toyota Vehicles that made it over 200,000. The 2005 better make it too.

 

[MONTYMTB]

My '99 4Runner:

 

[Mikey1297]

My current yota's....

1992 4runner 3.0--247k
2012 tundra dc 4.6--12k
2013 corolla s-- 8k

 

[92-SR5]

Currently at 157,xxx miles, just broken in!

 

[Swimmerboy2112]

My 86 4Runner had 330K when I sold it.

My moms 2004 Highlander had 220K when she traded it in.

Currently, my 2002 Taco has 141K and my 97 4Runner has 88K.

My DD (98 Subaru Impreza) has 225,935 on it.

 

[BlazeRunner]

My grandpa has a 96 Camry with somewhere around 370,000 miles and he recently quit traveling because him and my grandma are getting too old (he's 84)
My dad had a 93 Toyota pickup with about 380,000 miles when he sold it to a family friend. It's still going strong, purrs like a kitten.

 

[TNRunner99]

My '99 is sitting at 177,600
Wife's FJ is at 21,000

 

[Dawg4Runner]

Somewhere around 185k on my 1993 Xtra cab SR5 pick-up truck when I sold it. Only major repairs were a head gasket recall at 50k and a new radiator at 100k. Otherwise just routine maintenance.

Now for current Toyota, I might have one of the lowest mileage Runners at 18k for a 5 (almost 6) year old car.:zoom:

 

[Jeff614]

Mom and Dad had an '85 Toyota van growing up. Talking before the "egg" style ones came out. Literally a cab-over-engine manual tranny van. Sold it to our mail-man sometime after around 250K miles.

It even got stolen once, thought we got lucky and would get a new car but ended up getting it back!

Parents loved Toyota's, had a few others before I can remember as well as a used Tercel my dad used as commuter.

Only has taken me 2 Jeeps, a Dodge, a Chevy, and a Ford to get me back in the Toyota fold but am anxiously waiting my T4R.


-Jeff

 

[good_ol_boy]

180k on my 4runner.

160k on my fiancé's "DD" camry, 225k on her other one!

 

[IdahoAngler]

My 3rd Gen just passed 200,000 a couple months back. Now approaching 202k.

 

[444]

I have a 1994 Toyota 22RE pickup extended cab with 210,000. It has been my secondary driver for the last 10 years so I haven't put many miles on it lately.

No rust except for the rear bumper which I need to replace.