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If made like 1950s now days but lighter theyed last forever
Your Celica is older and you still drive it. My Camry is 1996 and still running good.
Good vid. From experience, a maintained & non-abused motor, 250K+ easily. You might have to replace wear components & CATS but the motor will last. A transmission, 200K+. Reliability & low maintenance is the goal in aviation.
If you don't want to pay that much to change the timing belt, do it yourself! It can be a little intimidating but it's not always that bad. I have changed mine on a 1995 toyota 3.0 v6 and Mitsubishi Montero 3.5 v6 along with the water pumps while I was there. I also did the head gaskets on the toyota, you can save a fortune in labor if you are capable.
My 99 Honda Accord Coupe has like 257k miles, transmission been replaced twice tho