Ont. man looking to hit 1 million km on his 22-year old van
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Meet the Claremont, Ont. man who is hoping to hit the one million kilometre mark on his 2000 Toyota Sienna van.
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Well Scotty will be very happy to hear this news!!!!
The best advertising Toyota can get, aside from Scotty Kilmer. I hope they reward him accordingly.
Toyota’s are synonymous with reliability and longevity. That’s why I’ve been driving them since 1999…..👍🏻
What is the model of your car? And what is the update after one year?
Sienna gotta love ‘em
My daily driven, all original '96 Jeep XJ just turned 450,000 MILES or 724,050 KMS It's rust free and doesn't smoke or burn oil. Other than normal preventative maintenance it hasn't been in the shop. I have it oiled SEPT/OCT. to prevent rust. I put on about 1,000 kms a week so the miles or kms get racked up very quickly. I wouldn't trade this vehicle for 10 new Jeep Cherokees!!!
I have a 91 Jeep Comanche with the 4.0 and it will last forever.
i had over 1 million on my gmc and thats miles
I knew it was going to be a Toyota.
Nice one. He is ready for the 2023 Toyota Sienna Van.
…my ‘98 Camry V6 has 600K KM on the clock. Although, the clear coat is now gone, few rust spots, and a miss hub cap…it’s still going strong. One thing about not having a new (or newer) vehicle is the benefit of all the latest safety features.
This will become normal if EV mandates are pushed too hard.
Yup except for the cost of battery is more than the whole car
@@Airman.. The cost of the battery and repair will drain your bank account in a flash.
just replace the battery like oil changes lmao. very environmentally friendly.
Maintenance is important but you really don’t need to change the oil every 5000 km. I just seen a video of a fella with a Toyota tundra with 700,000 miles and the guy said he only changed the oil every 10,000 miles.
I think you should do it atleast every 15k km
It seams like every other day someone hits a million in a Toyota.
A million kilometers with road salt and canadian winters is a great acheivement. Rust proofing a vehicle is important.
Yeah, always use oem fluids and get quality parts.
Ah, Toyota. Known for its reliability, longevity, and most importantly indistructibility. Toyota, lets go places!
Does it also have the famous 1.9 TDI engine?
Before I even watched the video, knew it had to be a Toyota. As mentioned by others, Toyota should have a little party when it hits the million k's and gift him a new one. The advertising/PR value of such would be priceless.
Coming up to 300km on my 2010 Toyota Sequoia
700.000kms to go lol
Of course it's a Toyota.
Ya just knew it was gonna be Japanese.
LOL yep 👍
Toyota 💪
Definitely better for the environment than buying a new electric car.
My Rav4 is 14 year old, the Engine can run for another 14. My friend is driving same engine Ae86 corolla still, 550000 miles.
U~~~, that’s same car I have 😍
I suspected it would be a Toyota or a Honda upon clicking on the video.
That’s awesome, van doesn’t owe him nothing.
I got a 22 year old Dodge Caravan with only 139,000 KM (86,000 mi) on the odometer.
I knew it would be a Toyota. Mine has exceeded its average life expectancy by more than 150,000 km. Original transmission, air conditioning and original clutch!
Best car we have ever owned is the wifes 90 corolla. Best car we have ever had. Pushing 400km, still going strong
How'd he keep the body from rotting away?
Probably uses Krown rustproofing yearly. I know it works. I get it done on my own cars.
Maybe if you cared about the environment you do your best to keep things out of the trash. NOT continue to make more crap for the dump. TARPS CANNOT GET ANY THINNER!!!
100% agreed!!
Never in Japan after 23,000 it’s gotta be sold
Yes sir 1mz fe engine the 3mz-fe could do this as well
When it hit 1 million kilometre he must take it to dealership to get free brand new van. He supposed to know this advantage of keeping car up to million kilometres
Don't cheap uuuuuttttttttttt!!!
Out of all the vehicles I've owned, Toyota was the longest-lasting.
Al Bundy did that, too!
Mark Intihar must be canadian Slovene.
Of course its a Toyota haha
And don't buy a dodge Chrysler Ford or Chevrolet. Toyota reliability is top notch
Any Chrysler town and country won’t last that long even if you take care of them
Is this what passes for news these days ?
Meanwhile more government corruption daily in Ottawa not mentioned
What if we END ALL MANDATES AND SANCTIONS
My daily prayer. I don't understand why is that big of a deal.
What if you disable your airbags, cut off your seatbelts and fly down the 401 at 200 km/h weaving in and out of traffic?
You could never do this with domestic junk !!
Great now all the dam used toyota sienna will be gone
Slow news day?!
Try that in a new Toyota. Not the same reliability
True. And we have a 2019 Yaris, 2021 RAV4 and 2022 Lexus ES. The 90’s and 00’s is when Toyota overbuilt every vehicle.
Must be so proud destroying the environment.Why are the not condemning this behaviour ?
as always its a toyota