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Guys, don't get caught up in terminology. The lifespan of your car is how long it goes until its scrapped in a junkyard. Some go 200 miles, some go 350k miles. Its too bad passenger car engines don't have a B rating like industrial ones do.
For those not familiar with a B rating, its worth reading about. Its basically the percentage of a particular engine relative to how many were sold that can make it to a particular mile mark. So like a B10 @ 300,000 would mean that 10% of the engines produced are expected to see 300,000 miles before it needs rebuilt.
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