5 SUVs That'll Last FOREVER (Most Reliable Engines)

You forgot the most important feature of the 4Runner that keeps them so good. They’re made in JAPAN. Much higher quality and attention to detail.

It's irritating when they leave out the year of auto they're talking about. Even the best manufacture periodically will roll out a crap auto. PLEASE GIVE US THE YEAR OF AUTO YOU'RE CRITIQUING! Along with best years and worst years. Thank you!

@3lbUniverse hace 3 meses 00:27 Toyota 4Runner 02:49 Honda CR-V 04:51 Mazda CX-5 07:02 Toyota RAV 4 09:03 Toyota Sequoia

I drive a 2003 Lexus GX 470. Bought it in 2005 with 28,000 miles on it. Today I have 184,000 miles and it runs great and still looks great. Very little maintenance over the years, mostly regular service. The great thing is No Payments, Lower License Fees and Great Reliability.

I have a 1999 Lexus ES 300 w 415,000 miles! EVERYTHING WORKS. AC is still ice cold 🥶

I'm sold on Toyota! I've been a Ford owner for over 50 years. My newest car is a low miles 2017 4Runner Limited and I absolutely am in love with my SUV! I've already put new wheels/tires and a Pro Foam Suspension lift kit by Ironman 4x4 for starters. I also have a new AFN laser cut/welded front bumper from Portugal that I'm installing next month. As much as I've loved Fords (my 1st car was a 64 T-Bird convertible when I turned 17), I wanted a more reliable car and had not considered Toyota until now. Better late than never! 😉😁👍

Highlander, GX, Land Cruiser, and RX could all be on this list.

Sick of JUNK cars with bad engines? Have a look at some of the best engines available. https://youtu.be/MA-cEuE9I30

I purchased a regular ICE 2022 RAV4 XLE. The start/stop feature drove me crazy. After 4 weeks, I traded it for a 2022 RAV4 XLE Hybrid. The hybrid comes out of the hole quicker, the start/stop feature is much better integrated, and I go over 100 more miles between fill-ups.

have a 2005 honda CRV ... good car.. been run by whole family and keeps going well... tough strong and keeps going!~