336,000 miles! There’s no way. ~~ As much as I baby and maintain our Toyotas, I will never get that many miles out of any of our 3. My Tacoma with that same engine will be lucky to make it to 100,000 the way it knocks and protests and pings and groans when I dare to ask it to run, and I’m very easy on it! Mine is 9 years old and has 87,000 miles (4x4 but has never been off road or in any mud).

I have 310k on mine. That’s not a bad price on that truck from what I have seen.

272,000 on mine and still running strong.

That's incredible miles even for a Toyota. Congrats.

Do you change the automatic transmission fluid or is that 310k on the original ATF?

🤔why is this surprising

I've been a loyal Toyota customer for 25 years (cars and trucks), and it's surprising to me because the most I've ever gotten out of any Toyota is 200,000 miles before it was in need of $$$$ repairs that caused me to trade it for a newer one. And I'm super good about maintenance too: oil & filter, coolant, air filter, tire rotation, wheel alignment, avoiding potholes, etc.

I don't doubt anyone's testimony though; some vehicles will just go and go and go.

346,000 miles on my Highlander with the V6.

I'm at 285 but mines a 4 banger

Mighty fine! I love our 2015 Highlander. It has 67,000 miles and is very smooth as a daily driver. I hope to keep it a long time.

Well.. youve been a loyal customer almost longer than i have been alive..so..kudos to you sir. Question tho, and this is respectfully asked, what were the vehicles and their problems? Id simply like to educate myself🙂

Ive got an 04. I bought it two years ago with 92000 miles on it, new paint, new leather seats, new carpet. Looked like a new truck. $10000 cash

Not a Toyota, but our 05 Chevy Tahoe with the 5.3 is pushing 310000 miles and still going strong. I've put 2 water pumps on it and a couple sets of brakes. Even running the original transmission fluid in it. Oil pressure is starting to drop a little so she's "going under the knife" next weekend for a new oil pickup tube o-ring and oil pan gasket...if that doesn't help her, then I have to decide if I'm gonna rebuild/replace the engine or send it down the line and let someone else worry about it.

05 Tacoma 4.0 266k still going strong

Guy I work with has a king cab 4x4 that he drives from gordo to TTown every day. He has over 300 on his.
Still looks good too

If I bought 3 new Tacos I'd be shocked if at least two didn't go 300,000.

That looks like a pretty good price to me. My 98' Taco Prerunner had 280,000 miles
when I sold it and showed no signs of slowing down. I needed 4x4 and a little more
power were the only reasons I sold it. I went with another Tacoma because there's
nothing more reliable.

Only problem I’ve ever seen out of them is the head gasket. And clutches on the 5 speed but I mean that’s minor imo.

My 07 F250 5.4 v8 has 276k on the original drivetrain. Only major repairs required have been an alternator and a radiator. The only other repair expenses it has incurred me is a HVAC blend door actuator, a set of exhaust manifolds and a fuel pump because the fuel gauge quit working. Oil changes every 5000 miles and brakes as needed.

I'd expect a Toyota to beat that any day.

Had an 04 highlander that was great until it hit 200k. Then it leaked oil like crazy

I bought a 2009 a few years ago with 425k miles that looked and ran like new. Had to put some struts on the front and service the transmission and she was like one with 50k miles.