25. – Toyota Prius (12.9%)
The Toyota Prius opens the list with a 12.9 percent chance. It won’t surprise any car enthusiast that Toyota has nine models in the top 25.
24. – Nissan Pathfinder (13.0%)
The Nissan Pathfinder is next with a 13 percent chance. SUVs are going to appear frequently on this list.
23. – Honda Accord Hybrid (13.1%)
The Honda Accord Hybrid has a 13.1 percent chance. Three cars in, two of them have hybrid powerplants and they aren’t done yet.
22. – Ford Expedition (13.1%)
The Ford Expedition, with a 13.1 percent chance, is this list’s first model from an American manufacturer. It isn’t really a spoiler if I tell you there’s only one other Ford ahead.
21. – Toyota Camry (13.5%)
20. – Honda CR-V (13.9%)
The Honda CR-V opens the top 20 with a 13.9 percent chance. While falling short of Toyota’s impressive tally, Honda had five models that made it to the top 25.
19 – GMC Yukon (14.6%)
The GMC Yukon is next up with a 14.6 percent chance. GMC had three models make the list.
18. – Nissan Titan (14.8%)
The Nissan Titan, with a 14.8 percent chance, is the first pickup truck on the list. There are seven pickup trucks in total in the top 25.
17. – Toyota Highlander (15.7%)
16. – Ford F-150 (15.8%)
The Ford F-150 is next up with a 15.8 percent chance. Yes, the F-150 is unsurprisingly the most reliable vehicle that Ford builds.
15. – GMC Sierra 1500 (16.1%)
The GMC Sierra 1500, with a 16.1 percent chance, is just slightly more reliable than its Ford rival.
14. – Honda Accord (16.6%)
The Honda Accord is the next sedan on the list, with a 16.6 percent chance of reaching 250,000 miles.
13. – Honda Pilot (17.5%)
The Honda Pilot, with a 17.5 percent chance, snags the Japanese manufacturer back-to-back spots on the list.
12. – Chevrolet Tahoe (17.7%)
11. – GMC Yukon XL (17.9%)
The GMC Yukon XL is next up with a 17.9 percent chance. Yes, the analysis differentiates the Yukon and the Yukon XL.
10. – Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (18.8%)
9. – Lexus GX (20.7%)
The Lexus GX, with a 20.7 percent chance, is the only vehicle from a luxury brand to make this list.
8. -Toyota Avalon (22.0%)
7. – Chevrolet Suburban (22.0%)
The Chevrolet Suburban, with a 22 percent chance, is the highest-ranking vehicle from an American manufacturer on this list.
6. – Honda Ridgeline (25.8%)
The Honda Ridgeline has a 25.8 percent chance of reaching 250,000 miles. If you have been paying attention, you know only Toyota vehicles are left.
5. – Toyota Highlander Hybrid (25.9%)
4. – Toyota Tacoma (26.7%)
The Toyota Tacoma has a 26.7 percent chance of reaching 250,000 miles. There’s only one pickup remaining on this list.
3. – Toyota 4Runner (26.8%)
2. – Toyota Sequoia (36.4%)
The silver medal goes to the Toyota Sequoia, with a 36.4 percent chance. It’s hard not to be surprised by nearly ten percent difference between the Sequoia and the 4Runner.
1. – Toyota Tundra (36.6%)
The Toyota Tundra, with a 36.6 percent chance, takes home the gold medal as the vehicle most likely to reach 250,000 miles.
