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Originally Posted by fifthranger
250,000 +; but anything should last 100,000 miles + if it is taken care of. Shouldn't matter if it is a Hyundai or a Ford. Manufacturers lead us to believe that all we have to do is change oil and put gas in a vehicle (which is so untrue). There is a reason they call it preventitive maintanence.
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All so very true ,
Maintainance is the key .
Little stuff like change the oil , trans fluids , all filters , rear end fluids , When they need to be , and don't kill it , drive it , sometimes hard but don't murder it . My last vehicle had over 188 K ( dodge 1500 Extended cab ) and the one before that , 89 GMC Sierra , 230 K . All new when I started . My Sierra was a big truck and we had a ball towing , and 4 wheelin with this , and knock on wood , Always got home . Some stuff does break and you can't help it .