* Maintenance: A poorly maintained Rolls Royce will fail far sooner than a well-maintained Toyota Corolla.
* Driving conditions: A car driven primarily on smooth highways will last longer than one constantly driven off-road.
* Definition of "durable": Are we talking longevity, resistance to rust, ability to withstand harsh conditions, or something else?
However, certain makes and models are consistently cited for their longevity and reliability. These often include:
* Toyota Land Cruiser: Known for its toughness and ability to withstand harsh environments, it's a frequent contender for the "most durable" title. Many have lasted for hundreds of thousands of miles with proper maintenance.
* Toyota Hilux: Similar to the Land Cruiser in its reputation for robustness and longevity.
* Honda Civic: Hondas in general, and the Civic specifically, are often praised for their reliability and long lifespan.
It's important to note that even within these models, individual vehicle durability will vary based on the factors listed above. Saying any *specific* car is the *most* durable is misleading. The above brands and models are frequently mentioned in discussions about durability, however.
