Not to rain on your parade but all manufacturers have great stories of reliability. Years ago I went to Disneyworld and sat behind the shuttle driver. I was nosey and looked at his odometer. It was reaing 850K. I said how the heck did you get 850K out of this thing (it was a chevy van). He said all his vans have 800K of more on them, Ford, Dodge, Chevy, Gmc. He said they all run 24hrs a day 7 days a week only shut off for fuel, and regular service. That trip taught me a lot.
I've been driving for 50 years and owned dozens of brands and have only had brand that I considered a problem and that was a Mercedes Sprinter. Otherwise all served me well with zero problems. One Ford prodcut I sued the dealership for a replacement because of body damage they hid from me on a new vehicle. I was confident I was going to win so I never spent a dime on service on the vehicle. The case drew out for three years and 60K miles before they settled by giving me a new replacement. I only changed teh oil once. I necer had a bit of problem with it. We just traded the wifes Jeep Commander after 10 years and 180K miles and only replaced battery, shocks,oil changes, tires, etc. other than that it ran like a new car when we traded it. Never let us down once. I did 300K on a GMC van I used for business and that vehicle was beat by everyone that ever drove it and sold it to an employee who is still driving it.
Lastly look around craigslist people are selling vehicles with 150K-300K miles all day long, all brands.
Yes Toyotas are good, but so are a lot of other brands
