From:Internet Info Agency 2026-02-24 19:00:00
Arkansas electrician Ben Butler recently shared a video on Facebook showcasing a Toyota pickup truck with an astonishing 635,000 miles (approximately 1.02 million kilometers) on the odometer. In the video, he attempted to start the vehicle on the spot—and it fired right up with just a turn of the key. The engine, transmission, and rear axle were all original. The clip sparked lively discussion online, with some users praising its remarkable durability while others criticized the truck’s dirty and cluttered interior. In fact, such longevity is not uncommon for Toyotas: a 1996 Lexus LS400 has been documented surpassing 900,000 miles, and a 2007 Tundra even exceeded one million miles while still running on its original powertrain. Experts emphasize that regular maintenance, use of genuine OEM parts, and prompt attention to issues are key to maximizing a Toyota’s lifespan.

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