Used 2003 Toyota Highlander Consumer Reviews
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First-time Toyota Owner
Always had full-sized SUVs. This vehicle is truly a dream. A real sweet ride. Very smooth and excellent handling in rain/snow conditions -- holds the road effortlessly with a great secure feeling. First time I can honestly say that I took possession of a new vehicle and never had to go back to the dealership with a complaint about anything!!
2003 Highlander Ltd
Lots of wind noise at speed. Watch rear window helicopter effect if rear windows are down. Pebble guard on front hood causes whistle. Other than wind noise, this SUV is a joy to drive and own.
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,70012 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $5,69060 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,999145 mi away
Highander
A great car that handles and drives wonderfully and it is very easy to manuever in parking lots. It has traction control and AWD and it works great on slippery roads.
aerodynamics problem
The Highlander has a smooth quiet ride until the back windows are open, then all hell breaks loose! There is an unbearable rummbling sound that gets worse as one continues driving. This vechicle is perfect if one plans on never opening the back windows. If you plan on buying a Highlander I strongly suggest you test the back windows first!
Comfort
At first I thought the inside would be small but there's more headroom than if you sat inside a Grand Jeep Cherokee. There's also plenty of footroom and lots of storage space. It's a great value and it even decreased my insurance payments after owning a Nissan Maxima...overall great SUV that doesn't feel like an SUV at times.