New research finds some vehicles log more miles on the road than others. 
Full-size SUVs comprise most of the overall list along with a few passenger cars.
Among the least-driven are high performance variants from the likes of Lamborghini.  
The study from auto search engine iSeeCars analyzed over 2.3 million sales of 10-year-old cars.

The average vehicle logs 11,987 miles each year, which amounts to 32 miles per day. Because driving habits vary widely, some vehicles accumulate far more miles than this, while others are driven significantly less. The iSeeCars.com team analyzed over 2.3 million cars to determine the most-driven vehicles on the road today. Defying conventional wisdom, we found that full-size, gas-guzzling SUVs most often push the mileage envelope. In fact, of the top 13 most-driven vehicles, behemoth full-size SUVs account for nine on the list. Most-Driven Vehicles: GM Dominates The List
Six domestic full-size SUVs make the list with the family-oriented Chevrolet Suburban in the top spot, which is driven 24 percent more than the average vehicle per year. Following the Suburban are the second-ranked GMC Yukon XL; the fifth-ranked Chevrolet Tahoe; the seventh-ranked GMC Yukon, the ninth-ranked Ford Expedition and the tenth-ranked Cadillac Escalade ESV.
Why are these large SUVs driven more miles per year than the average vehicle" Anyone who has tried to park one of these understands they aren?t the easiest to drive in the city. Yet their expansive...