A lot of the claims that I’ve been handling are for oil companies, large commercial agriculture operations and Hutterite colonies.
I routinely see semi trucks, full size Cummins Rams and Powerstroke Fords with over 800,000km (500,000 miles) on the odometer, even into the millions of kms.
Obviously maintenance comes into play to a huge extent, but how come we don’t see these “overbuilt” engines in normal cars or even SUVs?
What is the most reliable LOOOOOOONG term car or SUV on the market that could even come close to these numbers these days?
I think the increase in tech we’re seeing in the market these days will lead to more problems than less. Nobody wants a 200,000km luxury car with dead cameras, screens and a malfunctioning auto brake system.
