Used 2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrids for Sale in

Austin, TX

It drives incredibly smooth. I love that its a hybrid. The trunk space is very large and fantastic. I love the infotainment screen. I love all the storage and ambient lighting. I LOVE love love the seat cooler. Living in Texas, that is going to be huge for us in the summer. I love that the windows have the automatic deal where I can click the passenger button once to put it up or down in one click like the driver's window.

I'm a very petite person so I have to put my seat up closer to the steering wheel which makes it a little difficult to reach the seatbelt. I didn't have this problem in my 2013 Kia Sorento. That's the only reason for 4 stars in the comfort section. My other complaint is how high the seats are to the roof. When we put the seats down and put my dog in the back, she sits much higher to the roof than she did in my sorento, but since she lays down on long drives, its not a huge deal.

I like the hybrid fuel efficiency, steering wheel heater, front seat cooling vents, middle column bucket seats, entune remote control to monitor status and start engine. Also like phone charger and digital rear view visor - especially when the cargo area is completely filled as in camping.

I dislike the navigator- the mapping direction is not that good. The steering assistant is too sensitive- always hunting and adjusting

Best gas mileage for it's size other than fully electric. Nice exterior styling. Lots of interior features and comfort. Many driver-assist features.

Compared to my previous 2004 Honda Pilot it manages to have a larger exterior (at least it feels that way) with less cargo space. In the interest of styling, it loses space in the back and the hood is longer and higher than the Pilot, which makes it more difficult to park and maneuver. Also although it has a ton of features the console design is not great.