2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
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Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Almost no dealerships have a hybrid Highlander Limited on the lot. Luckily for me, somebody else posted on Reddit with a very similar question, and people replying there are confirming that the high demand is resulting in dealerships selling at minimum at MSRP.
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
New To Me 2016 Highlander Limited. : ToyotaHighlander
All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
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Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
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All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
New To Me 2020 Toyota Highlander, Only A Few Mods That I Needed. : R ...
Almost no dealerships have a hybrid Highlander Limited on the lot. Luckily for me, somebody else posted on Reddit with a very similar question, and people replying there are confirming that the high demand is resulting in dealerships selling at minimum at MSRP.
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Almost no dealerships have a hybrid Highlander Limited on the lot. Luckily for me, somebody else posted on Reddit with a very similar question, and people replying there are confirming that the high demand is resulting in dealerships selling at minimum at MSRP.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
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Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
The Home Of The Toyota Highlander
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
Almost no dealerships have a hybrid Highlander Limited on the lot. Luckily for me, somebody else posted on Reddit with a very similar question, and people replying there are confirming that the high demand is resulting in dealerships selling at minimum at MSRP.
New To The Highlander Life : R/ToyotaHighlander
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
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Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
Purchase a used Toyota from the dealership then be allowed to enter a wait list for a new Toyota on the condition you trade in the used Toyota you purchased toward the new one. Wondering if others are having similar issues purchasing new hybrid Toyotas. I was aware of the supply chain issues, but this is over 2 years since the pandemic.
I am purchasing a Grand Highlander. Either 2024 or 2025. I have found low mileage 2024 as well as new 2024 models. The prices are close. Not much of a discount in 2024 used, 2024 new and 2025. 53,000 for 2024, 57,000 for the new 2024 and 58,000 for 2025. Do y'all think 2024 should be much.
All things related to Toyota's Highlander. Currently private in protest of the upcoming 3rd party changes.
Looking at a CPO Toyota Highlander 2021 AWD XSE at $39,000 (25k miles only) vs New Honda Pilot EX-L AWD 2025 at $45,000. Which to buy? Looking to keep this for 15 years and 150,000 miles+. Looking for any advice. Thinking to close something sooner. Thank you!
Toyota has perfected their hybrids for over two decades and there's a reason why every hybrid they sell is the best selling with long waitlists. I strongly recommend a Highlander Hybrid.
Looking to get a new used SUV in the next few months and was leaning heavily towards Toyota Highlander LE (2020-2022). (Not a fan of sunroof/moonroof option so LE is trim I'm sticking with). After reading a lot of threads, I've noticed a common trend being transmission issues after/around 65k miles. Anyone had any experience with this, whether you've had an issue or no issues at all.
Stop-start technology on G-Highlander? It seems like the Toyota (or maybe all hybrids) have start- technology that will turn the engine on/off whenever you stop at a light (or according to reviews a lot more often that that). This seems like something that would improve fuel efficiency and emissions marginally but also be hard on the starter.
Toyota Highlander a good option? I thought about doing a 23' Traverse or even the 24 Telluride--but I keep reading negative things about those (Kia in general). Safety is a priority.
Almost no dealerships have a hybrid Highlander Limited on the lot. Luckily for me, somebody else posted on Reddit with a very similar question, and people replying there are confirming that the high demand is resulting in dealerships selling at minimum at MSRP.
2023 Toyota Highlander is a right choice? Dear Toyota users, I bought a 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE (gas) five and a half months ago. The mileage is only about 2500 mil, and you can tell I don't drive it too much. My previous car was a 2008 Toyota Camry, and it broke down on the way to NY, where I live now.
