Used 2018 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Consumer Reviews
Solid do-everything vehicle, with a few demerits
Pros: * Dependable all-purpose vehicle; lots of space for hauling stuff, seats are easy to fold down flat * Good mileage for a vehicle this size, though nowhere near Prius levels of hybrid economy Cons: * I hate the passenger seat. Only have 4-way adjustability is ridiculous on a 40k+ vehicle (ours is the Hybrid Limited; only the highest level, Platinum, has full adjustability for front passenger) * JBL stereo is mediocre * Drivetrain kind of "moos" * Navigation system UI is laughable; can't imagine why anyone would want to use it instead of their phone. No Apple/Android integration in 2018. * Handling is a little wallowy, but then again I didn't buy this expecting a sports car
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This is my 3rd Highlander Hybrid
3rd Highlander Hybrid, don’t think I’ll ever buy another type of car, looking at the 2020 model now. If I did decide to change it would still be something in the Toyota family!
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- XLE 4dr SUVMSRP: $17,00511 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $25,998196 mi away
- XLE 4dr SUVMSRP: $24,2865 mi away
SUV rides like a car
Decent mileage, 28.5 mpg, very roomy for 4 people.
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Love my Hybrid
Drives great, lots of power. Save on gas costs. Quality is awesome. Best car I've owned.
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High-rated Highlander
Hybrid is best. At this point I have driven 70,000 miles, and the Highlander continues to perform admirably. I do regular service at the Toyota dealer, of course, and the Highlander is still like new.
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