These JAPANESE SECRETS Will Make Your Toyota And Lexus Last Over 700k Miles

A retired postal worker just drove a 1998 Toyota Camry with 712,000 miles into my shop with the original engine and original transmission still running strong. His secret was a Japanese maintenance notebook from 2001 that looks nothing like your American owner's manual. After photographing every page, I spent 6 months researching Japanese Toyota and Lexus maintenance practices, talking to factory technicians, and reading Japanese owner forums to find out why the average Toyota in Japan lasts 300,000 miles while most American Toyotas get junked at 180,000. With 19 years working on Japanese vehicles, I'm revealing the exact Japanese maintenance philosophy, fluid change intervals, and driving techniques that turn ordinary Toyotas into high mileage legends. If you want your Toyota or Lexus to last 300,000, 500,000, or even 700,000 miles, this Japanese car maintenance routine is the only guide you need. ► SUBSCRIBE:    / @japanesemotors   #CarMaintenance #CarMechanic #CarCare #JapaneseCarOwners Ready to get the most out of your car? We share easy-to-follow maintenance tips, DIY repair guides, and essential upkeep to help you avoid costly mechanic bills. Alongside these step-by-step guides, we also break down the best new and used Japanese makes and models worth buying so you can make a smart choice for your next vehicle. Subscribe now to take control of your Japanese car's health and stay informed on the best models to own!