27 Longest-Lasting Cars of 2026 — Here's How Much They Cost

Longevity, along with reliability and affordability, matters when it comes to owning a car.
For those on the hunt for a long-lasting auto, a new study from iSeeCars has named 27 cars among the most dependable of 2026.
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The Toyota Sequoia sailed into first place with a 42.3% likelihood of lasting 250,000-plus miles. Rounding out the top six ranking cars with a 25% chance or higher of hitting the 250k mile mark while out on the road: the Lexus LS, Toyota 4Runner, Lexus RX (Hybrid), Toyota Tundra and Toyota Tacoma.
We also referenced Kelley Blue Book (KBB) to determine the starting prices of each ranking car. And while a few are exceptionally expensive, 19 models are typically priced for under $50,000.
Here are the 27 longest-lasting cars of 2026.
1. Toyota Sequoia
Starting Price: $67,120
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 42.3%
Compared to average: 7.9x
2. Lexus LS
Starting Price: $99,280
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 38.8%
Compared to average: 7.2x
3. Toyota 4Runner
Starting Price: $43,565
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 33.1%
Compared to average: 6.2x
4. Lexus RX (Hybrid)
Starting Price: $51,975
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 28.9%
Compared to average: 5.4x
5. Toyota Tundra
Starting Price: $43,355
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 28.2%
Compared to average: 5.3x
6. Toyota Tacoma
Starting Price: $34,040
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 25%
Compared to average: 4.6x
7. Lexus GX
Starting Price: $67,735
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 23.3%
Compared to average: 4.3x
8. Toyota Avalon
Starting Price: $24,400 (2022 model)
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 23.2%
Compared to average: 4.3x
9. Toyota Highlander Hybrid
Starting Price: $49,115
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 20.7%
Compared to average: 3.8x
10. Honda Accord Hybrid
Starting Price: $34,990
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 18.5%
Compared to average: 3.4x
11. Honda HR-V
Starting Price: $28,050
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 17.6%
Compared to average: 3.3x
12. Lexus IS
Starting Price: $46,795
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 17.5%
Compared to average: 3.3x
13. Toyota Avalon Hybrid
Starting Price: $25,600 (2022 model)
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 17.4%
Compared to average: 3.2x
14. Mercedes-Benz G-Class
Starting Price: $155,050
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 17.3%
Compared to average: 3.2x
15. Honda Civic
Starting Price: $25,890
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 15%
Compared to average: 2.8x
16. Honda Pilot
Starting Price: $43,690
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 14.3%
Compared to average: 2.7x
17. Honda Ridgeline
Starting Price: $42,290
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 13.7%
Compared to average: 2.6x
18. Honda Civic (Hatchback)
Starting Price: $27,895 (sourced via Edmunds)
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles:
Compared to average: 2.5x
19. Acura MDX
Starting Price: $53,250
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 13.1%
Compared to average: 2.4x
20. Lexus RX
Starting Price: $51,975
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 12.8%
Compared to average: 2.4x
21. Honda CR-V
Starting Price: $32,370
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 12.7%
Compared to average: 2.4x
22. Acura ILX
Starting Price: $20,900 (2022 model)
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 12.4%
Compared to average: 2.3x
23. Toyota Highlander
Starting Price: $47,365
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 12.3%
Compared to average: 2.3x
24. Chevrolet Suburban
Starting Price: $66,995
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 11.6%
Compared to average: 2.2x
25. Toyota Prius
Starting Price: $30,050
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 11.5%
Compared to average: 2.1x
26. Toyota Camry Hybrid
Starting Price: $25,300 (2024 model)
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 11.5%
Compared to average: 2.1x
27. Honda Odyssey
Starting Price: $44,245
Chance of lasting 250,000-plus miles: 10.7%
Compared to average: 2.0x
Editor’s note: Photos are for representational purposes only and might not reflect the exact year, make or model of the vehicle(s) listed in this article.
This article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.
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