19 Longest-Lasting Trucks of 2025

Trucks are often meant to take a beating, designed as they are to be capable of towing extremely heavy loads, going off-road or otherwise incurring the wear and tear of serving on job sites. As such, knowing your truck will last awhile is a rather crucial bit of information when shopping for a new pickup.

That’s why a recent iSeeCars list of the 19 longest-lasting trucks of 2025 is so helpful — the auto website deemed these pickups the most reliable on the road, and most likely to make it to at least 250,000 miles. In the market for a new pickup? These are the ones to beat.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 39.7%
• Compared to average: 3.1x
• MSRP: $47,660 to $92,300

Per Car and Driver, the Ram series has made its name and fame on their incredible towing capacity and dazzling interior features — drivers feel like they’re inside a luxury car that can double as a heavy-duty tow truck. They have a reputation for reliability that buyers can trust.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 30.0%
• Compared to average: 2.3x
• MSRP: $42,185 to $66,455

With a turbocharged V-6, smooth suspension and spacious cabin built for comfort, the Tundra blends muscle with refinement.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 28.5%
• Compared to average: 2.2x
• MSRP: $47,395 to $80,160

Much like the Ram series, this Ford series is known for powerful towing and interior luxuries.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 25.3%
• Compared to average: 2.0x
• MSRP: $33,185 to $54,050

The Tacoma isn’t just your average mid-size truck. Known for rock-solid reliability and smooth suspension, it’s built to handle the long haul with ease. Drivers have trusted it for years, and it’s easy to see why.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 22.0%
• Compared to average: 1.7x
• MSRP: $48,495 to $95,795

GMC Sierras are rugged, stylish trucks just as known for their beast-like power under the hood as for their fancy amenities, Car and Driver noted.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 18.6%
• Compared to average: 1.4x
• MSRP: $46,965 to $99,290

The Ford Super Duty series, like many of the trucks on this list, are renowned for their versatility and dependability. They have ferocious towing power and a dazzling array of high-tech interior features.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 18.3%
• Compared to average: 1.4x
• MSRP: $47,395 to $80,160

Car and Driver called the Super Duty line a luxurious “pack mule” — a truck that can tow without effort, but comes with a lot of flash.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 17.4%
• Compared to average: 1.3x
• MSRP: $47,495 to $75,295

The Silverado is built not only to haul, but to go the long haul, as well.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 17.3%
• Compared to average: 1.3x
• MSRP: $47,660 to $92,300

Despite the Ram 2500’s outsized muscularity and intense towing power, on the inside, it’s a smooth and cushy luxury ride. It’s a truck built for heavy-duty work that’s meant to feel like high-end style.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 16.0%
• Compared to average: 1.2x
• MSRP: $47,495 to $75,295

Car and Driver described the Silverado line as the “proven workhorse” of the truck world, a vehicle that’s built to take a beating on the road while towing heavy loads.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 14.7%
• Compared to average: 1.1x
• MSRP: $41,645 to $48,245

With a roomy four-door cab, punchy V-6 and all-wheel drive that handles more like a car, the Ridgeline is the perfect blend of utility and everyday comfort.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 12.9%
• Compared to average: 1.0x
• MSRP: $37,845 to $68,695

Tough, versatile and built like a champ, the Silverado 1500 is as ready to tow a trailer or haul gear as it is to take the family on a road trip. Wherever you’re headed, the Silverado’s got your back.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 10.8%
• Compared to average: 0.8x
• MSRP: $39,145 to $86,890

Car and Driver called the Sierra 1500 GMC’s “star student,” and with good reason. It’s available in a multitude of combinations of turbocharged engine types, cab sizes, bed sizes and tow capabilities — all in order to best meet your needs.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 9.9%
• Compared to average: 0.8x
• MSRP: $48,700 to $65,680

The Titan might not top the charts in towing, but it makes up for it with a bold powertrain and cabin built for comfort. It’s a tough truck with a smooth ride, which comes in handy for drivers who want muscle with a touch of refinement.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 8.4%
• Compared to average: 0.6x
• MSRP: $40,095 to $67,030

Packed with features, a beastly tow power, high luxury and expensive tech, the Canyon was made to go the distance, even if it doesn’t come in multiple combinations (like the Sierra 1500, for instance).

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 7.0%
• Compared to average: 0.5x
• MSRP: $33,595 to $62,895

A quiet ride, comfortable interior, powerful turbo and just as capable off-road as on, the Colorado is as sturdy as modern trucking gets, per Car and Driver.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 5.9%
• Compared to average: 0.5x
• MSRP: $40,045 to $77,895

The F-150 is as much a tool as a ride, with the hybrid version able to serve as a generator during power outages. Car and Driver also noted its staggering tow and haul capability, making it an integral vehicle and tool at job sites.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 5.0%
• Compared to average: 0.4x
• MSRP: $33,745 to $47,305

For a midsize truck, the Frontier offers a slick style with a lot of modern tech, as well as numerous cab and bed size combinations.

• Chance of lasting 250,000+ miles: 3.5%
• Compared to average: 0.3x
• MSRP: $47,660 to $92,300

The Ram series never really disappoints — the 1500 has the tow capabilities any trucker could hope for, as well as the luxury interior and comforts that more than justify its costs.

Price disclaimer: MSRP data was sourced from Car and Driver on Nov. 7, 2025 for all vehicles listed.

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