Toyota Highlander (Page 6)

Toyota is bringing its customers closer during a frustrating time for consumers. Here are some of the ways that Toyota earned its brand loyalty during one of the toughest times in automaking history.

This is when you can expect to see 2023 Toyota Highlander and Highlander Hybrid.

Owners shared why they are removing the wireless phone charging shelf on the 2022 Toyota Highlander.

With the release of the new Sequoia to the market being right around the corner, why are Highlander owners not willing to trade in?

2023 Toyota Highlander adds more power, new engine, and important features. Fans are both excited and nervous.

See what Toyota models won and which ones lost bigtime.

A closer look at 2022 Toyota first-half hybrid sales reveals a surprising second place competitor to RAV4 Hybrid.

Did you grow up with a station wagon in your driveway? If you now own a 2022 Toyota Highlander, then you’ll definitely miss this one nifty feature.

Do you hear an angelic-like noise coming from your new Toyota RAV4 Hybrid when you put it in reverse? Don’t worry, it’s not your gears grinding.

A recent inspection of an otherwise fine-looking 2017 Toyota Highlander revealed that it had been in a major accident. Learn how to inspect a used car like a Car Care Nut with these tips and advice. Plus, the least-mentioned tire inspection step that finds a hidden fault you should always be looking for.

As good as the new 2022 Toyota Highlander is, it may be smarter to keep your older v6 model, and here’s why.

Here’s a closer look at the 4-cylinder Turbo engine---the T24A-FTS---that replaced their traditional V6 recently.

With every single aspect of the new Highlander getting a makeover, will the windshield finally be as reliable as the entire car?

A recent press release from Toyota Shows how the new 2023 Toyota Highlander’s AWD system is better and smarter.

In an unexpected move, Toyota adds a second four-cylinder engine to the Highlander line and drops its most popular V6 engine.

Have you noticed a weird noise coming from your 2022 Toyota Highlander? You are not the only one! See what others have to say.

Are you having trouble using your foot to open the trunk on your 2022 Toyota Highlander? You’re not the only one, here is the correct way to do it.

Are you looking for a new SUV that’s dog friendly? The 2022 Toyota Highlander might be the car for you.

A recent discussion on the Toyotanation.com forum shows that people who ordered the new 2022 Toyota Highlander most likely got the Highlander Hybrid instead.

Some Toyota RAV4 owners are making the switch to Toyota Highlander and are giving their accounts on Facebook’s Toyota Highlander Owner’s Group.

Not sure whether your vehicle’s dealership is a stealership? Follow this story about one car owner of a Toyota Tundra whose car repair quest revealed just how bad some dealerships can be and how they earn their “stealership” reputation.

Here’s the latest selection from Consumer Reports on what they found to be the most fuel-efficient cars with Toyota leading based on overall fuel-economy test results matched with those cars that are selling at just 2-6 percent over MSRP, which they report is “…as good as it gets right now” with today’s new car market for vehicles that are fuel-efficient.

We test and review the 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Limited AWD and find that it has a lot in common with Toyota’s hybrids, along with some added plusses.

Explore key advantages for Toyota coming out with a Highlander Prime – gasoline plus electric plus plug-in.

Toyota Highlander owners say they almost uniformly pay less MSRP or less.

See what is new for 2022 Highlander, including the feature people have been asking about for years.

Swapping out a vehicle cabin air filter is a piece of cake. We can show you how to do it in under 3 minutes and tell you how you can get the filter for under $20 delivered to your home.

We break down four common brake issues and tell you how much you can expect to pay.

Toyota is pushing hard in the hybrid game. How are they going to make it better? The new Fourth Generation Highlander Hybrid tells us how.

Transmission service does not always require a licensed mechanic with specialized tools to do the job correctly. In fact, in many cases it is almost as easy as changing your engine oil and filter. Here’s a well-made video about how servicing an automatic transmission is basically done that can save you hundreds of dollars by doing it yourself; or at the very least, provide you with an understanding of what is involved so that you do not get gouged by a service center or garage.