[Seahawk]

All of them.

It is almost a statistical anomaly to have any major mechanical problems with a car in the last 10 years given proper maintenance.

Think about it: I gave my son my 1999 Tacoma, a car he grew up in. The a/c works, no replacement of any component other than wear items, routine maintenance.

That story is repeated over and over with most brands. 100K used to be a milestone. It really isn't now. Interiors, and paint, wear out before most mechanicals these days. All this happens with very little hands on issues...remember "vapor lock"? Car work now better than ever.