Most reliable 20+ year old car
 

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probably a camry or avalon.

Camry, Corolla, Accord, or Civic.

Chevrolet Camaro Z28, fired right up and drove out of winter storageAttachment 98328 without a hiccup.

4Runner or Honda Civic

Honda civic

Second this. Had a 96 vert prior to
My current Vette. No issues over 10 years and I was the third owner

The above and any Honda or Lexus

When you have two month of drivable weather in Winnipeg your cars should last 50 years. :yesnod:

Only because it was the easiest car to work on, it's a Miata. I know of many NA cars still out there. They aren't being junked fast enough to provide race cars.

How about a low miles, reasonably maintained LeSabre. The 3.8 V6 was a great engine, and since it was no doubt driven by older people (assuming it wasn't sold in the ghetto and now it has swangas and a candy paint job), it hasn't been thrashed.

Yes:

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No:

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I'm just so rich and handsome that I'm thinking about picking up a 20+ year old car that I won't have to keep paying registration on and it will keep the women at bay.

Maybe an old Lexus ES? I actually used to really want one of those early 2000's GS with the ugly headlights.

If it's a full size SUV I would have to say my 2002 Expedition.
I've only changed the battery, alternator and fuel pump (my fault) since I've had it.
Today I used it to crash through and flatten the 3'+ high snow that was plowed in front of the house.

When I had a long commute I picked up Saturns dirt cheap and ran them to 200,000 miles. The only real repair was a wheel bearing.

I have an '03 Marauder that's been pretty darn reliable. It's basically a cop car and they go for 100s of thousands of miles.

Never owned a car even half as long as I have my 2003 Z06. Takes a lickin and keeps on tickin :yesnod:

I currently have two 2003-2007 Accord V6s. One auto and one manual. Reliable. Cheap and easy to work on. Quiet, smooth, nice driving cars. They get 26-28mpg. 30mpg on highway trips.

My 2007 4.7L Tundra is just about to hit 300k and is flawless. Those 4.7L V8's are legendary.

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Take it out of stealth mode so we can see it .

Toyota 4Runners have been berry berry good to me. Had a 2001 (my favorite generation) that gave us 7 years of flawless service until the wife totaled it. Next, was a 2008 that I had for 10 years and 120k miles. It needed a wheel bearing at 110k. Currently have a 2018 with 60k and no issues. Not an exciting vehicle by any stretch but they hold their value and are very reliable.

I agree. My NB had almost 300,000 miles on it when the asswipe blew a stop sign in front of me and totaled it. Every mile I drove it was a harsh, drive like you stole mile. Do the basic maintenance and it would have been at 400k by now.