I also have a 2002 Hyundai Elantra. Around 2 years ago, the odometer quit working at 273k.
I am very rough on this car - and I have paid the price by performing some major maintenance on this car - 4 clutches and a new engine, to name a few items. But I’ve been pretty happy with it overall, and it is very easy for me to work on. With the exception of the free oil changes that came with the car, no mechanic has ever touched this car.
Its rusting like crazy, but I’ll just keep fixing it mechanically until the body it totally shot.
I have had a few Nissan Pathfinders that I have driven well past 100k. Still have one up at my place in Colorado. Close too 1ook and the engine is still solid it's just very rickety and not comfortable to drive in anymore. I think it's a 1992.