My 11year old Honda Element has 66,000 miles on it and I've done all the required services plus some. How long will it last?

My 11year old Honda Element has 66,000 miles on it and I've done all the required services plus some. How long will it last? - 1

As long as you continue to fully and properly service and maintain your Honda it has another 200k miles, or more, to go.

TBh and this is coming from someone who used to work for a dealership, and also took automotive classes in college, it does not matter how good you take care of the vehicle it can have a part go bad without warning just cause!

2-300k more if you keep up all the maintenance

No one can predict its date of death. The little Honda box will stand a better chance of hanging around longer with the good care you've given it, but neither "three more years" nor "150,000 miles," nor anything else, is at all guaranteed.

Considering you only average some 6K miles annually, it isn't so much how many more miles the vehicle will accumulate but perhaps the question is how long will the body/chassis last. This is an especially important consideration if you live in a snowy region or close to a sea or ocean ( salt air ).

What will kill you Honda will not the mileage. What will kill the car is plastic parts getting dry, hard, and brittle.

The weakest link on them in the automatic tranny. A/C compressor the second weakest. The headlights are a nusence too.

That's like asking if I eat right how many years until I die jojo.

Who knows? It could die tomorrow. Impossible to tell.

Most likely it will last right up until the day it dies.