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Somewhere around 230k or so. It ran so good and everything worked so nicely that I've owned cars with 70 and 80k miles that had far more problems. With maintenance most cars can last and maintenance is one of the if not the number one cause of failure.
It's all about keeping it simple. No heated and cooled seats and heated steering wheels. Have a basic model car nothing top of the line. It'll last.