I've never had one that didn't get to 200k with zero repairs . Currently have a 4RUNNER with 251k that runs like new but i have changed out a lot of the suspension parts but nothing done to engine or transmission. My brother bought a older Tacoma off here for around $3500 because it had 420k miles on the original engine and transmission. He put new shocks and struts on and sold it for $7500. He happened to be looking at Marketplace a week later and the Hispanic guy that bought it from him changed the dash cluster out to show 160k miles and had already sold it for $13k. I doubt any new Toyotas will be that good but all I've had 11 Toyota and Lexus products and they were all exceptional trouble free vehicles every day I owned them.
