2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid Consumer Reviews
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Love this car!!!
I have the Hybrid Limited version. Not only is it a beautiful car but drives like a dream. The 3rd row is so much better, even I am comfortable sitting back there if needed. Better cargo room then most SUVs I have driven. I was getting about 32-33 mpg average during the summer and fall but with the colder winter I am averaging about 30mpg. It is a new model so of course you are going to have some kinks that need to get worked out(like some of the gas models having the transmission light up thing, although I heard Toyota has since fixed it) But overall just a fantastic vehicle. I don’t love driving, but I actually enjoy getting to drive this car.
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So far, loving it!
Roomy, Comfortable, Quiet, Great MPG. A real looker. Fit and finish is nice, yes still early to say for sure, but right now, we'd purchase again. UPDATE: We traded in our trusted 2020 Highlander Limited AWD for a new Grand Highlander Limited Hybrid (Looking for the extra space and increased MPG's), and so far like the decision. Yes there are a few things about it that aren't great about it, like a bit noisy under power, would like it to be a bit quieter in general. We've had it 5 + months now, a few trips and 15,000 + miles I can say, we would purchase it again. IF this base hybrid was available in the Lexus TX, that would be in in the driveway instead, but we think the added MPG's and the fact this power train has been around some time now, this was the best choice for us right now
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- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $55,68836 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $58,78765 mi away
- MAX Platinum 4dr SUVMSRP: $63,18265 mi away
Hybrid Max! - A Very Nice Ride!!
(Not sure why you/Edmund doesn’t list the "Hybrid Max" with 6A option; ??) Overall: LOVE the vehicle. Would love to have 8, or more gears, but it is NOT a CRT -- thank goodness. Quick drive (some tests show 5.7 or 5.9); passing time, from 60 to 90+ is instantaneous! Ride is quiet & smooth -- Lexus-like. Would appreciate: better brakes, tighter handling, less info-tech struggles. Finally received the 2nd FOB after 7 months of waiting. But, would purchase again. 4.5 rating; not quite a "5". [Note: "Platinum", AWD standard, but no listing here for H.M.] UPDATE > 21 FEB 2025: (complaint!) Toyota charges customers $15/month to use the Navigation System that's built into the vehicle! Overall vehicle rating: (still) 4.5 of 5.
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Still waiting
We like the car, handles well, cost efficient. However working with Toyota is not pleasant! Stressful situations because of Toyotas lies. When purchasing our Grand Highlander LX Hybrid we were told when we picked up the car that it would be a six week wait to get our 2nd key fob that comes with the vehicle. In 3 days it will be 4 months we have had this vehicle Last month when leaving on vacation we misplaced the one fob. We did arrange with Toyota service to get a replacement using our fob insurance. After arriving home we located the fob. It would now need to be reprogrammed. Bought to Toyota and they want to charge an additional $150.00 Sorry this is unacceptable. If I would have had the second fob as promised we would not have has to get a replacement fob. This also delayed our trip by 5 hours. I asked, so OK when do I get my fob from Toyota? Duh. We don’t know can be up to a year. Excuse me why was this not disclosed before the purchase was final. May not seem like much but when you pay over $50,000 for a car you want the truth about purchase. What else is Toyota not telling us?
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Not so high on the Highlander
Roomy interior, great gas mileage and the car overall looks great. The issues are the electronics: -my wife and I can’t connect to the Apple Play rendering the entire sound system non-usable -the Toyota app is terrible, and only one person can connect to it - Toyota hasn’t purchased enough materials for the keys, so we were only given one pair and told to wait (going on 4 months now with one set of keys)
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