iSeeCars: Ram 3500 tops 2025 durable pickups, F-450 third
2025 iSeeCars durability study: Ram 3500 leads, F-450 ranks third
iSeeCars: Ram 3500 tops 2025 durable pickups, F-450 third
iSeeCars analyzes 174M vehicles to rank 2025’s most durable pickups: Ram 3500 leads, Toyota Tundra second, Ford F-450 third, with 28.5% odds to hit 400,000 km.
2025-10-14T09:58:44+03:00
2025-10-14T09:58:44+03:00
2025-10-14T09:58:44+03:00
When it comes to the most durable pickups of 2025, the iSeeCars platform places the Ford F-450 Super Duty in third. Its odds of reaching 400,000 kilometers without major trouble are rated at 28.5%, which is about 2.2 times the 13% average for all pickups. For a heavy-duty truck built to work, that’s a strong showing.This time, the iSeeCars ranking is led by the Ram 3500 at 39.7%, with the Toyota Tundra following at 30%. iSeeCars notes that full-size pickups usually do well in these durability lists because they’re designed for demanding use—an observation that neatly matches their real-world brief.The Longest-Lasting Cars study has been running since 2013. This year’s results draw on an analysis of 174 million vehicles. For each one, average mileage by age was calculated, and on that basis a custom model was built to estimate the likelihood that a vehicle would reach specific mileage benchmarks.
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2025 iSeeCars durability study: Ram 3500 leads, F-450 ranks third
iSeeCars analyzes 174M vehicles to rank 2025’s most durable pickups: Ram 3500 leads, Toyota Tundra second, Ford F-450 third, with 28.5% odds to hit 400,000 km.
Michael Powers, Editor
When it comes to the most durable pickups of 2025, the iSeeCars platform places the Ford F-450 Super Duty in third. Its odds of reaching 400,000 kilometers without major trouble are rated at 28.5%, which is about 2.2 times the 13% average for all pickups. For a heavy-duty truck built to work, that’s a strong showing.
This time, the iSeeCars ranking is led by the Ram 3500 at 39.7%, with the Toyota Tundra following at 30%. iSeeCars notes that full-size pickups usually do well in these durability lists because they’re designed for demanding use—an observation that neatly matches their real-world brief.
The Longest-Lasting Cars study has been running since 2013. This year’s results draw on an analysis of 174 million vehicles. For each one, average mileage by age was calculated, and on that basis a custom model was built to estimate the likelihood that a vehicle would reach specific mileage benchmarks.
