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21 Longest-Lasting SUVs of 2025
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T. Woods
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Cory Dudak

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Let’s face it: SUVs aren’t typically cheap. Anyone who invests in such a major purchase is likely hoping to do exactly that — invest — in a ride that will last them for years.
Yet, with so many SUV models available on the market, it can be hard to know which are built to last. Thankfully, iSeeCars recently compiled a list of those they believe are most likely to make it to at least 250,000 miles before giving you trouble.
Looking for a new SUV? Want to know which you can rely upon the most? Keep reading to find out which set of wheels might be best for you.
1. Toyota Sequoia
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 39.1%
- Compared to average: 9.1x
- MSRP: $64,520 to $86,010
Car and Driver praised the Sequoia, calling it a smooth, road-trip-ready vehicle with surprisingly great mileage for its size. It’s not just comfy and capable, but built to go the distance.
2. Toyota 4Runner
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 32.9%
- Compared to average: 7.7x
- MSRP: $42,765 to $59,395
Just as able on the road as off, the 4Runner has been streamlined with a turbocharged 4-cylinder powertrain to match its rugged dependability.
3. Toyota Highlander Hybrid
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 31.0%
- Compared to average: 7.2x
- MSRP: $46,470 to $59,925
The Highlander hybrid has great fuel economy, two strong hybrid powertrain choices and very dependable overall performance.
4. Lexus GX
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 18.3%
- Compared to average: 4.3x
- MSRP: $66,085 to $82,550
This SUV’s strong V-6 gives it a powerful towing capacity that’s capable on any terrain, and is a ride expected to outlast much of its competition.
5. Lexus RX Hybrid
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 17.0%
- Compared to average: 4.0x
- MSRP: $52,775 to $72,610
The RX Hybrid’s luxury goes the extra mile, making it a smart pick for drivers who seek style, comfort and fewer stops at the pump.
6. Honda Pilot
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 13.1%
- Compared to average: 3.1x
- MSRP: $41,695 to $56,075
The Honda Pilot is a smart, family-first choice that Car and Driver deemed practical and dependable.
7. Toyota Highlander
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 12.7%
- Compared to average: 2.9x
- MSRP: $40,720 to $53,125
While it might not be the most stylish mid-size SUV on the market, the Highlander is equipped with loads of safety tech, great fuel efficiency and a ride that will grant you peace of mind behind the wheel.
8. Chevrolet Suburban
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 11.8%
- Compared to average: 2.8x
- MSRP: $61,1295 to $84,895
The Suburban is the king of cargo space, has a rugged build that’s ready for anything and comfort that keeps everyone happy. In short, it’s the ultimate road warrior for big families, big adventures or even just big grocery runs.
9. Lexus RX
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 10.7%
- Compared to average: 2.5x
- MSRP: $50,475 to $62,870
With a sleek interior and a legacy five generations strong (and counting), the Lexus RX is the kind of SUV that proves luxury and long-term reliability can absolutely ride together.
10. Honda CR-V
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 10.6%
- Compared to average: 2.5x
- MSRP: $31,550 to $37,950
The Honda CR-V is built for comfort, reliability and sharp handling, making it a solid SUV option that’s built to impress with every drive.
11. Acura MDX
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 9.1%
- Compared to average: 2.1x
- MSRP: $52,550 to $76,600
The Acura MDX brings sporty vibes to the SUV world. It might not be the flashiest in its class, but it scores big on safety, comfort and reliability.
12. GMC Yukon XL
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 9.0%
- Compared to average: 2.1x
- MSRP: $60,195 to $104,245
Despite its large size, the Yukon provides a smooth and controlled ride, with an excellent towing capability thanks to its powerhouse V-8.
13. Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.9%
- Compared to average: 1.8x
- MSRP: $34,300 to $50,135
The RAV4 has phenomenal fuel economy and a roomy interior, making it a joy of an SUV to keep on the road.
14. GMC Yukon
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.8%
- Compared to average: 1.8x
- MSRP: $70,495 to $105,095
The Yukon is huge, and has the power to match its impressive size. It has an interior that’s just as flashy and roomy, making it an SUV you’ll be glad to own for years to come.
15. Chevrolet Tahoe
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.7%
- Compared to average: 1.8x
- MSRP: $62,095 to $84,795
What makes the Tahoe unique is that despite its large size and outsized towing capability, it still provides the smooth and efficient drive of a smaller vehicle.
16. Toyota RAV4
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.3%
- Compared to average: 1.7x
- MSRP: $31,250 to $40,955
Not only does the RAV4 have solid fuel efficiency and high style, it’s also stacked with safety features, especially among its compact SUV competitors.
17. Acura RDX
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.2%
- Compared to average: 1.7x
- MSRP: $46,050 to $55,800
For an SUV, the RDX is suprisingly fleet and manueverable, and is rather affordably priced for its size.
18. Cadillac Escalade ESV
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 6.8%
- Compared to average: 1.6x
- MSRP: $83,890 to $157,290
Car and Driver called the Escalade the most accomplished of all full-size luxury SUVs thanks to its tech-heavy interior, supercharged V-8, cushy interior and tight, controlled handling.
19. Volvo XC60
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 5.9%
- Compared to average: 1.4x
- MSRP: $48,345 to $59,395
Coupling a sleek Scandinavian style with solid handling and efficient powertrains, the XC60 might not outshine other, more powerful SUVs, but it’s certainly built to last.
20. Nissan Armada
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 5.8%
- Compared to average: 1.3x
- MSRP: $59,710 to $82,180
For such a big SUV, the Armada features exceptionally tight handling. It also comes with a lot of power thanks to the twin-turbo V-6 under the hood. Add to all that a lovely and plush interior (but without a high price point), and it’s easy to see why the Armada will have a long life.
21. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
- Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 4.5%
- Compared to average: 1.1x
- MSRP: $34,090 to $101,990
The rugged Jeep Wrangler was literally built to go off-road, meaning it’s a ride designed to take a beating and keep on going.
Price disclaimer: MSRP data was sourced from Car and Driver on Nov. 6, 2025 for all vehicles listed.
Photo disclaimer: All imagery is for representation purposes only and may not depict exact make/model listed.
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