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I posted on this before, if you look up what percentage of them go past 200k, just do an online search it's around 4%. I find that hard to believe. These days, most any truck that is cared for and maintained as it should be will go 200k miles with the exception of some with known widespread issues. yeah that may be low, and it's probably going off car fax data and some get wrecked. but there are numbers out there for each vehicle and some are less than even what i thought. but yeah it wouldn't be conservative to consider 200k the lifespan. I read an article about the toyota plant here displaying the 1 million mile tudra, so it is possible. but you never hear of them displaying the one that only made it 50k miles which is much more common.
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