The 3rd Generation Toyota Highlander is STILL a Beloved Used Family SUV

[@anotheran]

It's a great car for ppl who don't care much about cars and want a reliable SUV to putt around town. Perfect for soccor moms and dads.

[@BernonCars]

Exactly right LOL

[@melvinharper9310]

We have a 2017 Highlander Limited and we love all of the features you mentioned, I do wish the road noise was a little more subdued, but overall we Love our Toyota Highlander !

[@BernonCars]

Nice!! I hope it treats you well for many years to come!

[@marlonbaird6070]

I agree with, what we did with ours I stripped door panels and carpets and installed sound deadener mats.. now it's like driving a bmw 7series😊

[@MrTurbo87lx]

@@marlonbaird6070what product was used? And you did the entire floor?

[@judgejhf7848]

I’m a mom of 3 (wanting 4) and this is what I’m looking at. Yes, a new traverse looks wonderful and you bet I want it, but these babies are built to last!

[@BernonCars]

One of these will certainly last you a long time!!

[@virginiaboll3208]

I have this very same vehicle. It is a great vehicle. 134,000 miles with no problems. Regular oil changes and tire rotations. Decent gas mileage; 16-18mpg around town and 24 on highway trips. Love it!

[@BernonCars]

Nice!! That's great, I hope it gives you many years!

[@bobbituka123]

We have a 2016 Highlander Hybrid with the dual direct and port injected V6. Great car. Not Lexus lux, but more than comfortable. Extremely reliable, easy car to maneuver in traffic. Slow hatch, no big deal. Will probably keep it for another 10 years to compliment our EV.

[@BernonCars]

Nice! A fabulous car to keep around!

[@driline]

I opted to purchase a 2014 Highlander Generation 3 over a 2020 Gen 4 model due to the fact that the generation 3 actually rides and handles smoother. Both cars had the V6 but the Gen 3 operates on the K modified platform where the new Gen 4 utilizes a completely different platform that in my opinion does not ride as smoothly.

[@BernonCars]

Nice, interesting!

[@bcbennet1]

We have a 19 Highlander XLE AWD with the 3.5l engine...excellent drivetrain with loads of power and true 4x4 ability off-road when you lock the differential (up to 18 mph)...only drawback is a terrible Navigation system and so-so fuel economy.

[@BernonCars]

Nice, yeah very versatile!

[@97Goldie]

It's an AWD system, not a 4x4.

[@volvo850rex]

I have a 2017 LE plus 6 cyl 2 GR- FKS. I am keeping this until the wheels fall off. Great for towing too.

[@BernonCars]

Nice!! 👍🏾

[@leviSyosef]

Does the 2gr good with lpg ?

[@Studio2bn]

Fabulous review ......Best I have seen on KZbin.....Thanks

[@BernonCars]

Thank you!!

[@BeyondTheTestDrive]

Whoa! 😮. That rear opening window would be super useful. A 4Runner trick there. Great info. Very interesting.

[@damilolaakanni]

The 4runner has a rear window that rolls down...for now.They discontinued that feature on the new Sequioa, so I don't know if they'll do the same for the next 4runner.

[@BernonCars]

Makes it really useful!!

[@nicholasnarcowich9163]

I love your review of the rigs, wish you could do my '06 AWD MDX, at almost 170K miles, it has been a good rig, but for how long?...

[@BernonCars]

Thank you! I reviewed my friend’s 04 a few years ago! It’ll last you a while longer!

[@jamiefager7085]

Ive seen a few of these with 150k - i wonder how they actually last?

[@BernonCars]

They'll easily do over 300k with minimal maintanance!

[@MidwestPicker]

Great review

[@BernonCars]

Thank you!

[@97Goldie]

How did you find a '19 with the FE? The 18+ had the upgraded FKS...

[@BernonCars]

This one is a '14!

[@aarongarabedian2941]

Unnnder the dash lol