We have a 2016 cx5 and it's been wonderful. No problems, only the routine interval maintenance. I would definitely buy another one when the time comes.

Toyota from that list sure. Definitely no Volvo for longevity. We are partial to Honda/Acura and have had good luck with them too.

I have a 2019 xc90 that has been perfect, no issues at all.

What about a Subaru?

Anonymous wrote:Highlander followed by Mazda. No to the other two

This, but I wouldn't buy a 10 year old mazda and expect it to last a long time. It's already lasted a long time.

I don't know much about the Mazda or Mitsubishi. I would go with the Toyota over the Volvo if the goal is a mostly headache-free 300K miles. Easier to fix / get parts for. If you really need the 3rd row a lot, check for accessibility and comfort.

Toyota without question

I love Volvos but wouldn't deal with the headaches. I'm sure some people make it out alive.

Check out carcomplaints.com.

I would choose between the Mazda and Toyota. I would avoid the Volvo. I have no idea why people buy those in the first place.

Highlander followed by Mazda. No to the other two

Volvo sucks.

3rd row of Highlander much better than 3rd row of volvo

My husband and I are looking to buy a used car and we’d like the car to last a while. We have a Toyota that has close to 300k miles on it and no major issues. We’d like to find something like that again. We have a few cars we are looking at because they have the seating capacity we need and I’m curious if any of these have any major issues that I should be aware of. All the cars fall between 2015-2020 years.

Mitsubishi Outlander
Mazda CX-9
Toyota Highlander
Volvo XC90