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| + | == Honda Civic Vs. Toyota Corolla at 250,000 Miles: It’s Not Even Close == | ||
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| + | The Civic and Corolla are usually neck and neck, but at 250,000 miles, one pulls surprisingly far ahead. | ||
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| + | Sep 21, 2026 11:01 AM EDT - Adam Lynton | ||
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| + | For anyone weighing a Honda Civic against a Toyota Corolla with the long haul in mind, one of the most familiar matchups in the compact class now has a clear answer. On the odds of reaching 250,000 miles, the Civic is nearly three times as likely as the Corolla to get there, according to new model-by-model longevity rankings built on more than 395 million vehicles. | ||
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| + | A margin like that would stand out between any two direct rivals. What makes this one harder to shrug off is the badge on the losing car, which belongs to the brand iSeeCars had ranked above every other in the country less than a week earlier. | ||
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