How much longer will my car last?

We can't predict the future — nobody can. What we can do is read the real-world data on your exact year, make, model, and mileage: NHTSA recalls and complaints, documented platform-specific failure patterns, and where you sit in the typical wear curve for that vehicle. The Verdict is a 0–100 score plus a plain-English 12-month outlook. You make the call.

Yes. That's exactly the Vehicle Verdict at $79. No shop quote required. You tell us the vehicle, mileage, and anything you've noticed. We tell you what to plan for over the next 12 months.

Combined with year and exact platform — yes. Most failure modes cluster in known mileage bands for each engine and transmission combo. A 2014 Honda Accord at 165k miles has a different reality than a 2014 BMW 535i at 122k. We read those patterns for your specific vehicle.

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Even better signal. Cars past 100k miles are where platform patterns get loud — that's when the Verdict is most useful. We've scored vehicles past 250k. The math still works.

Passenger cars and light trucks, model years 1995 and newer — gas, diesel, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric. We don't cover motorcycles, RVs, or heavy trucks (Class 7-8).

If you just want to know how much life is left and what to plan for, the Vehicle Verdict at $79 is the right starting point. If you're weighing replacement, want photo-supported multi-issue analysis, market value, replacement cost, and a 12-month cost-of-ownership picture, that's the Full Verdict at $129.

Yes. We don't sell or share your information. Your VIN, mileage, and answers are used only to generate your Verdict.

Every Verdict carries an audit_trail_id. The pipeline that produces the score is 13 deterministic stages — same VIN + mileage + symptoms in, same Verdict out, byte-for-byte. We can re-run any score we shipped on demand and show which inputs and which engine version produced it. That's the architectural difference between this and a chatbot.

The 12-month forecast is calibrated in cost — what to expect to spend over the next 12 months on platform-pattern items at your current mileage. The 0–100 score is a snapshot of where you sit in the wear curve for your exact platform. We don't promise a number of miles before the engine quits — nobody can — but the forecast and score together give you a defensible 12-month plan, which is what almost every owner actually needs.