2007 Toyota Highlander Start Up, Road Test, & Review 3.3 L V6

[@bigdbigd7795]

Toyota highlander between 2005 to 2007 was the best. Period.

[@patrickakpan8388]

Highlander is my favorite car, any time, any day I will go for it.

[@kevinguzman468]

I moded mine to look offroad by adding a roof basket on top, black rims and off-road tires. Excellent car

[@A1Bokeh]

How do the off-road tires do on road

[@TomMe-nx8dk]

That is the cleanest 07’ I’ve ever seen

[@DisneyMusicVideos]

This is better looking that both the second & current third generation in my opinion. I always loved the styling of these vehicles. My friend drives a 2007 Highlander, but his is black and has the 4-cylinder. Rides very smoothly & the 4-cylinder is pretty smooth & fairly quiet. His parents used to drive a 2002 Highlander, then a 2007 4Runner & now a 2015 Highlander.

[@winomaster]

I agree on the styling. What makes this and other Toyotas ride so well is that they use suspension subframes to avoid the transmission of harshness. This is something I thing GM started. Currently, the Ford edge and Lincoln MKX also uses this engineering. Don't know for sure if Toyoda continues to use this on the latest generation.

[@DoctaMothnips]

I agree aswell, love this model. Than all other models. Very nice.

[@jeepguy95]

While this generation of Highlander may have been bland in its driving dynamics and styling, it is still worth a look for anyone looking for an inexpensive, comfortable, well-built, and long-lasting midsized SUV! (:

[@tamikaventez4151]

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[@gerryconstant4914]

My alternator went out on my 2007 Highlander Sport, which is the only thing I had to replace in the engine, so I also replaced the belts. When I start the car very fast the belts squeal. This also happens when I start the AC right away. I checked on KZbin & it is a common occurance when you change the alternator. I put the key in the ignation, let the seatbelt chime play out & start the SUV so not squeak. It has something to do with the electrical relay. Anyone else has this going on on your older Toyota? I also have a 2019 Camry SE & they are the best I have ever had in my 55 years of driving.

[@asrockrpg]

Toyota Highlander is also known in Australia, New Zealand, and Japan as Toyota Kluger.

[@M4DesignUSA]

Just got one looks like the closing pic... 2007 "sport" 170K miles $6000 (a little high) I saw them from $4-$10K depending on mileage/condition/model. Love it, drives great, plenty of pep. I'd buy another anytime! ;-)

[@john26razor340]

that'a a lot of miles

[@Cobhc2024]

@@john26razor340 on a car like a Highlander that's barely broken in ;) if you take care of a Toyota like the Highlander it will serve you well for many many years 😊

[@MikeKayK]

Just got a 2006 AWD Limited with 96k miles, engine purrs like new can't even hear it.

[@tonyyoung3671]

​@@Cobhc2024completely agree. I'm only comfortable buying Toyotas with that kind of mileage. I just bought an 04 Sequoia with 195k miles on it for 5k and didn't think twice about it. This reminds me a lot of my Lexus rx300 I had. With proper care on a Toyota it'll easily push you to 300-500k miles. Got a 96 Tacoma and 01 tundra both approaching 300k

[@A1Bokeh]

Still got it?

[@kimeaneang7042]

Highlander. 2006. 2007. 2003. Love

[@juarezsanchez4428]

My grand father had one of this things(a white '05 4cyl) and i still want one xd. I'll buy one someday.

[@A1Bokeh]

Did you ever get it

[@paulap365]

Very goooood review!! Thank you!!

[@bassetthound1234]

Good Review. Easy to follow along..

[@tamikaventez4151]

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[@franciscoruiz-delgado9811]

I saw one today I think it looked good and a good choice for a second car 🚗 😀

[@valleylax5]

Love the new driving segments keep it up

[@us-eb3info79]

I actually like and prefer this gen over 2nd 3rd

[@alekmartin9999]

What about traction control?

[@bigstusoccer]

Using a 2005 v6 blue highlander for work everyday and love it! Very comfortable smooth ride. My only complaints are the rims are really rusted and at highway speeds the windshield or roof rack are very noisy. I could literally buy any kind of tires and know that the wind noise will cancel out tire noise Haha anybody else have problems with wind noise?

[@modestorodriguez2779]

15:30 3rd row seats

[@wadeatkinson4766]

I have a 2007 V-6 mom gave me with 75k. Wondering should I start using full synthetic high mileage ?

[@scandia67]

Yes, Castrol Edge high mileage engine oil, 5W-30. Fram has an Ultra Synthetic oil filter rated for 20,000 miles, but I wouldn't wait that long to change it out.

[@jacksonkeck5696]

The 01-04 3.0 v6 made 215hp and 222lbft the 04-07 3.3 made 230hp and 242lbft

[@brianchisnell1548]

My 03 makes 220 according to specs

[@MikeKayK]

On premium gas. Not on Regular.

[@idkwhtimduin]

Hows the hybrid of this generation?

[@TJC450]

The limited badge on the rear door is an odd place.

[@jeepguy95]

I always thought that as well! (:

[@wadeatkinson4766]

Tyler Tokyo engineering’s

[@asrockrpg]

Camerons Car Reviews Please do startup & review 2014/2015 Ford Transit Connect & Ford Fiesta Sedan. Thanx! Include also the demo of Ford Voice Control

[@Milesamanjaro]

Getting some SaabKyle-vibes from this narration. 👍

[@tamikaventez4151]

2007 BLACK TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED SPORT

[@tamikaventez4151]

2007 BLACK TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED SPORT

[@tamikaventez4151]

2007 BLACK TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED SPORT

[@Jerry-me1fy]

Mine sounds quite basically

[@Jerry-me1fy]

Yeah that sounds worn out Like someone did the oil change every 30000 miles😂

[@tblogin]

Thank you. Good introduction to the vehicle.

[@tamikaventez4151]

2007 BLACK TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED SPORT

[@angekenne3430]

Magique mais, au Cameroun pas de mécanicien pour la version

[@vitatang904]

Background music almost louder than the reviewer

[@kimeaneang7042]

The best thing about this is a Highlander. 2002. 20006. 2005. 2001. 2003. 2007

[@Piznick64]

Eh what about 04 lol

[@kimeaneang7042]

Highlander. Liamted. V64wd. White

[@johnhancock1989]

Could you review a 2015 Lexus RX 350 please?

[@erickisel8668]

Would a 2007 Highlander be a good first vehicle for a teen driver? I am looking at one today with only 64k. It is a base model with value pkg and AWD. I need something reliable and safe.

[@kugelweg]

I am not a teen driver, but I LOVED my 2007 Highlander. She was sturdy, reliable, and had decent gas mileage for the weight of the car and having a v6 engine. I lost my Highlander a year ago and miss her still. She was rugged, yet looked stylish. She wasn't so expensive or fancy that I felt I needed to be TOO careful inside of her. She had some room inside her and could store a lot of goods. The only issue, and not a big one, is the fact the car could possibly turn over/roll if driven around curves too quickly, owing to the way she was built. I highly recommend this great model for ANYONE!

[@erickisel8668]

@@kugelweg thank you for the feedback, much appreciated.

[@Nathanator]

This is a really late response and I assume you’ve already purchased a vehicle, so I’ll just leave this here in case anyone else has the same question: I’m 16 years old and have been driving my father’s 2005 Highlander for around a year now. It’s a great first car and is easy to handle, and I’ve personally had a much easier time driving this car compared to the sedans that my driving instructors used. Driving an SUV in general gives you a much better view of your surroundings, which can be really helpful for new drivers. My family has driven this car almost daily for nearly 2 decades, and while repairs have been necessary at times (we’ve had issues with the locking mechanism and catalytic converter before), it’s a very sturdy car overall which runs great to this day. The car is comfortable, safe, fun, and easy to handle. Plenty of space in the interior too, it’s a car that’s built to last and excel in every purpose. As the previous commenter mentioned though, watch your speed when driving around curves. Braking and accelerating also doesn’t feel as smooth as with other cars that I’ve driven, although I’d owe that to the age of the car, as the other cars I’m comparing it to are more modern sedans. Overall, you can’t go wrong with a Highlander as a starter car.

[@brbvisuals5792]

Roseville automall?

[@tamikaventez4151]

2007 BLACK TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED SPORT

[@fazlkarimkhan5244]

Well That's Pretty Much Expected For The 3rd Row Seat To Be Cramped Cause This Is Not A Minivan Right?

[@tylersparkle5870]

My mom drives a blue 2007 Highlander :)

[@RightAngleProductions]

My mom drives a silver 2005 Highlander :)

[@timi9393]

Toyota product is good anytime any day. Not sure how much it costs now.

[@athaothao2880]

highlander clean start up 3.3 l v6 ok

[@thomasrussell96]

You're quick to judge negatively on the first generation Navi systems as being "scrunchy" but yet, you praise its size as being the best in class for 2007. I don't get your reviews!! You talk like you're putting down design & technology that still suit many people, especially, those who are much older than you. FYI... Navigation systems from 10 years ago are still quite superb, despite your millennial perspective. they're not scrunchy...they work just fine! (Just stop making reviews unless you have an unbiased approach, okay!)

[@kimeaneang7042]

HIGHLANDER. LIAMTED. V64WD. TOYOTA. WHITE.

[@dmoore215]

timing chain or belt

[@ohbillytv179]

Belt

[@miggyspain3218]

Depends on the engine 4 cylinder gave you a chain v6 was a timing belt after 07 both had chain

[@GraV21]

DanDan 215 the 4 cyl is a timing chain. The v6 is a timing belt.

[@tamikaventez4151]

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[@domenicmaio8070]

I like the Toyota Highlander better than the pice of shit GMC ACADIA!!!!!! I will take the Toyota Highlander and Chevy Avalanche any day!!!!!