Texas man has done over a million miles in an unlikely Lexus, and it actually ran out of odometer digits

This man from Texas has done over a million miles in his 2014 Lexus, but his odometer doesn’t actually know how to display it – it’s run out of digits.

Although Lexus is known to be a very reliable brand, the hybrid 2014 Lexus CT200h is not one of its most popular models, but this fairly innocuous hybrid has managed to last over a million miles.

He’s had the Lexus for just over a decade and managed the vast number of digits on his odometer by driving 100,000 miles a year on average.

The odometer on his Lexus will say 999,999 forever, so we’ll never know just how far this car will go, even though it doesn’t look like it’ll slow down anytime soon.

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There’s no better feeling than making the most of your money, and this guy has a car that has proven itself to be worth the cost over and over again.

Meet Nader Assaad, a man from Texas who posted in a Facebook group for people with cars with a lot of digits on the odometer.

And even though these people are known for cars with high mileage, we’ve never seen anything like this.

Assaad has a blue 2014 Lexus CT200h. Now, on the plus side, it’s definitely a Lexus, and they’re known for their reliability. Just ask this guy who’d take one over a Toyota any day of the week.

But the hybrid model Nader owns was a short-lived flash in the pan.

His particular hybrid, however, is special due to the incredibly high numbers on its odometer, as Nader has driven the Lexus over a million miles.

Imagine driving your car so far that it reaches the point where there are no more digits left on the odometer.

Unless it’s reset, the odometer will forever stay at 999,999 miles, which is annoying, because we kind of want to see how far it can go.

Texas-based Nader got his car in 2014 and has had it for over a decade, meaning he has almost driven 100,000 miles a year on average.

He very carefully looks after his car, so it wouldn’t be wrong to assume that it will carry on many more miles. We’ll just never know the true extent of how reliable his Lexus really is.

Although, it’s got some way to go before it catches up to the Mercedes that did 2.8 million miles. Good luck Nader!

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