4 used SUVs to buy in 2025 that should last at least 15 years

Not every SUV can handle 15 years of real-world driving without costly repairs. Some used models have proven themselves with reliable track records. Consumer Reports recommends following the manufacturer’s suggested service schedule and properly maintaining the vehicle to reach 200,000 miles or more.

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According to data from the iSeeCars Long-Lasting Cars study, these long-lasting SUVs offer serious value to drivers who want a reliable vehicle that performs well after the odometer has passed 200,000 miles.

Toyota Sequoia

• Price range used: $62,888 to $83,998 (per Edmunds)

• Likely to reach 250,000 miles: 39.1%

Buyers can expect peace of mind knowing Sequoia is built to last. Built on a durable truck frame designed to handle the elements and rough terrain, the Sequoia is paired with Toyota’s reliable i-Force Max Hybrid with a V6 powertrain, according to Flex Automotive. Powertrain warranty covers five years or 60,000 miles, while hybrid components are covered for 10 years or 150,000 miles per car and driver.

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Toyota 4Runner

• Price range used: $42,998 to $67,105 (per Edmunds)

• Likely to reach 250,000 miles: 32.9%

According to Phxusedcars.com, thanks to its proven reliability and widely available parts, Toyota 4Runner owners spend less on maintenance and repairs than owners of most SUVs in its class.

This particular vehicle ranks third in JD Power’s Best Upper Midsize SUVs of 2025 and scores 86 out of 100 for quality and reliability.

According to Phxusedcars.com, the Toyota 4Runner is known for its strong resale value, whether kept for 5 years or 15 years – and one of the reasons is its proven 4.0-liter V6 engine. It is a regular workhorse that can exceed 300,000 miles with proper maintenance. The engine is mated to a simple five-speed automatic transmission and body-on-frame construction, which means it’s built for durability and off-road use.

Toyota Highlander Hybrid

• Price range used: $42,238 to $56,422 (per Carfax)

• Likely to reach 250,000 miles: 31%

According to Repair Pal, the Toyota Hybrid’s reliability earns a 4.0 out of 5.0 reliability rating, ranking eighth among 32 car brands. Based on 345 models, the brand averages 0.3 maintenance visits per year and only a 12% chance of a major problem.

Features worth noting when buying a used Highlander Hybrid include a hybrid-component warranty that covers 10 years or 150,000 miles, per car and driver. and five-star safety ratings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Toyota’s hybrid batteries are lasting longer than ever, with many surpassing the 150,000 mile mark and some even surpassing the 200,000 mile mark, per Toyota Kirkland.

Lexus RX Hybrid

• Price range used: $46,998 to $59,511 (per Edmunds)

• Likely to reach 250,000 miles: 18.3%

According to SlashGear, discussions among Lexus RX owners on online forums indicate that many RXs have reached 200,000 miles, which is invaluable information for anyone seriously considering a used RX that will go the distance. One Reddit poster said the 2013 RX350 had 208,000 miles and another Reddit poster said the 2010 RX450 had 300,000 miles. JD Power presented the Lexus RX with the Initial Quality Award and Lexus ranked as the highest overall brand in the 2025 JD Power Initial Quality Study. According to Lexus of Queens, Lexus models require less maintenance than other brands, which means fewer trips to the auto mechanic.

Editor’s Note: The 250,000 mile percentage likely reached was sources from iSeeCars.com.

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