2015 Toyota Highlander Reviews, Pricing & Specs

It’s hard not to love this car. It’s so solid. Smooth ride, handling is just right, and plenty of space for your family. Not to mention this will just keep running forever if you take care of it.

Like pretty much everything about it. Great features, and quite well laid out. Some pleasant surprises as I get to know the car better, such as hidden tonneau cover, plug and play capability, heater for the windshield wipers and more. Handles well in the snow.

The Highlander is total relaxation whether you are a driver or passenger and if your traveling the ride feels like your in a luxury vehicle. My Highlander is like my home on the road.

The Highlander has been nice to drive and absolutely love all the great options being it that it’s a Limited Platinum which has pretty much everything I could ask for including the heated and cooling seats! Heated steering wheel etc! Highly recommend! Plus it’s a Toyota which makes me feel confident if it’s reliability.

I really like the car as a whole. I test drove a Limited, one feature short of being loaded. Its clear that Highlanders hold their value, in my option still a little pricey but this is the vehicle of my choice.

Excellent car. The only thing missing is the rear passengers entertainment. Good value for money.

I wish it had blind spot monitors but Im looking at having those installed or finding a DIY kit. Other than that, its a great car. Im enjoying it so far. The back seat is roomy and offers AC/Heat vents at the knees and head, which are better than my wifes newer Mazda. Its low frills and thats exactly what Im looking for. Plenty of room, and plenty of power for an occasional small trailer pull, which is why I bought the rig.

This is a very good mid-size SUV. It drives very well and has good acceleration with 270 horsepower. Since the Highlander is a Toyota, it should run for many more thousands of miles than American made vehicles. About 12 years ago my wife and I started buying only Toyota vehicles because all of our previously owned American made cars would only drive a maximum of 150,000 miles before their death.

So far a decent vehicle. Doesnt have active tire pressure monitoring- just a low pressure warning which is a bummer coming from my 2017 toyora camry

The vehicle had some small scratches but nothing major for it’s age. My fiancé and I love it a lot.