According to rydellcadillac.com, the top range vehicles in the Cadillac lineup can last well over 200,000 miles without much trouble. They frequently come out on top as vehicles that last a long time on the road. Of course, this duration depends on: The type of vehicle you buy. How well you take care of the car. Mine, bought it new, now at 103,420 miles, 2011MY, June 2010 build. A few minor issues (sensors, etc) all fixed under warranty, running like a champ for the past 50,000 miles or so. :thumbup: Specific maintenance/repairs incidents listed in the attached file. How many miles should a BMW last? Almost any BMW has the potential to run for up to 200,000 or even 250,000 miles with proper maintenance–and there are always going to be outliers that go further. Since every new BMW includes complimentary factory-recommended maintenance through BMW Ultimate Care, it's easy to start off on the right foot. Updated 12/2023. The best gas mileage is determined by the car’s make and model as well as how well it is maintained. A well-maintained BMW can live well above the 200,000-mile mark if properly cared for. It’s possible for BMWs to fail after only 50,000 kilometers. It all comes down to how well-maintained a BMW is. A BMW oil change costs on average around $180 to $250 at a BMW dealership or $120 to $180 at an independent mechanic. However, for around $80, you can do-it-yourself (DIY), which we’ll explain in this article. BMW recommends you to change the oil in your car every 10,000 miles or a year whichever comes first. How many miles should a BMW last? Use no more than 14,000 mi per year as a yardstick for acceptable usage gauge for a reasonable used car. Good luck in car searching. 1 people found this helpful. Mark helpful. 20. GuruB4KWT answered 5 years ago. Is 211000 miles too many miles for an 2003 Bmw yes or no. 2 people found this helpful. How many miles with a BMW i3 last? BMW quotes an official range of 182 miles – that was amazing once but cars like the Peugeot e-208 can travel more than 200 miles and are a lot cheaper to buy. That said, with its lightweight body the i3 is economical and, on average, delivers close to that 182-mile quoted range. BMWs get well beyond the 100,000 mile mark everyday, and I mean EVERYDAY. I have owned three E36 BMWs and one E46, all four of them made it well beyond the 100k mile marker and one of them made it to 240,000 miles. But just because a car CAN get beyond 100,000 miles does not mean that it’s worth it for you to buy a car with more than 100,000 VCPt8.