2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

"This is a wonderful vehicle. It handles like an automobile (it is based on the Toyota Camry), has space like a SUV, and consumes gas like a hybrid.It has a very gentle ride, great suspension, very comfortable, turns with ease.I can't say anything bad about it, except that I wish Toyota would lower the price (and that more companies followed Toyota's example and came out with hybrid models).This...

I've had my Limited AWD hybrid Highlander for one year now, and no problems yet. Its acceleration is a lot of fun. And its wood and leather interior, and "gold package" metal nameplates on the exterior, all give this vehicle a lot of style. Highway mileage is the 27/31 hwy/city mpg as advertized, as long as I don't go above 65 mph. Otherwise it drops to 24-25 mpg. No chance to measure city- only...

The advertised gas mileage does not match our practical driving experience experience. Still, it is very good for this type of vehicle, and the impact on the enviroment makes it more than worthwhile. Lack of telescoping steering wheel impacts driving comfort. Seats do not provide enough thigh support for the adults. Excellent acceleration. Normally adequately quiet to drive, but VERY noisy when...

Just turned 20,000 miles, and now get a consistent 28 mpg around town (not towing anything). Highway mileage totally depends on average speed: taking it easy, can get 29 mpg; 75-85 mph takes it down to 23mpg. However, after owning three Prius's, the POWER of the Highlander Hybrid is amazing. I've beat V8 powered vehicles off-the- line; much to their amazement. What they don't know is that with a...