High Mileage Coverage list

The 7 car brands with factory powertrain coverage past 60,000 miles

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70,000 to 100,000 miles: the makes whose factory powertrain term runs past the common 60,000 mile mark, longest first, from a 27-brand warranty table.

Published October 16, 2026. Cut and sorted by the rule in the box below; company scores follow the methodology page.

Factory powertrain term by brand, longest first. Ties go alphabetical.
#	Brand	Powertrain miles	Powertrain years	Basic (miles / years)	First owner	Source
1	Hyundai first owner only	100,000	10 yrs	60,000 / 5 yrs	first owner only	OEM page
2	Kia first owner only	100,000	10 yrs	60,000 / 5 yrs	first owner only	OEM page
3	Mitsubishi first owner only	100,000	10 yrs	60,000 / 5 yrs	first owner only	OEM page
4	Acura	70,000	6 yrs	50,000 / 4 yrs	no	OEM page
5	Buick	70,000	6 yrs	50,000 / 4 yrs	no	OEM page
6	Cadillac	70,000	6 yrs	50,000 / 4 yrs	no	OEM page
7	INFINITI	70,000	6 yrs	60,000 / 4 yrs	no	OEM page

Also past 60,000 miles, cut by the list size of 7: Lexus (70,000 miles, 6 years), Lincoln (70,000 miles, 6 years). They tie with the rows above on miles and fall below them on the alphabetical tie rule.

Confirm against your VIN. The factory clock starts at first sale, not at the model year. Terms vary by model year, trim and market. Where the OEM page limits the longest term to the first owner, the row says so in the name column and in the owner column. The term ends at the miles or the years, whichever comes first.

Past the last number in this table, the powertrain on every one of these brands is on its own. The 100,000 mile page covers what changes next, and the 10 year page covers the clock.

Confirm against your VIN. The factory clock starts at first sale, not at the model year. Terms vary by model year, trim and market.