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What year is the Highlander?
What year is it?????
What is the definition of new ?
My 2010 Kia Borrego with over 250K on it, has all the same original parts as that Highlander, and i live in Quebec, very harsh climate, isn't that weird Scotty.
I have a 2007 Corolla I bought new in 2007. I do the same thing, breaks myself and oil every 5k. I call it a little tank because nothing is ever wrong with it. I drive it in snow and 100+ Degrees summers. I bought it because gas prices back then were hitting $4. It’s a manual. Today, this car is still not for sale.
I have a 2008 Corolla. 380k km and I feel like I can get to 1 mill km with it
How many miles? Mine is an 07 5 speed with 211000
125k miles. I also used it to teach my 14 year old daughter how to drive a stick.
I have a 1.5 Toyota Vios Sedan 2008 here in the Philippines with 100,000 KM AT transmission still drives a brand new
I own a 05 S Corolla .. odo broke at 299999 .. I believe I have around 600k miles now and is by far the best vehicle I ever owned
Scotty single-handedly driving up the price of the used Toyota market. I would be happier if I wasn't trying to get one myself. 😂
Only facts tho
Got a 2017 Camry. Best decision ever.
@@abwashere96 based on what lmao. you sound incoherent.
@@joys8634 “touch grass”…… *B A S E D* 😂
@@devindelaughter881 I own one of these and the oil cooler line burst on the motor way. I sold it but the and buy .. Dakar Rally off racing champion Pajero or Montero V6 3.8 and goes everywhere suspension is far better. Turning circle is better. These is more like mamas car like the Camry. Better buy the the V8 LandCruisers.
I love that Scotty is always promoting the used Toyota market. I would never buy anything else than a used Toyota or Honda, been burned too many times by VW, Ford and Chevy myself. I've had 3 Camry's and an accord. I'm current on a 2005 Camry thankfully it's the I4 which is bulletproof, with a timing chain. 245k drives like new, did have to do a lot of work on things the Iowa winters did to it, struts, wheel bearings, breaks, rear subframe and control arms, gas tank (well my local Firestone guys did it not me, they are awesome tho pricey but they warranty the work and I have never once had to take it back to redo a job they did). I plan to get at least 500k miles and hopefully will do a cool million, I love this car.
Our 07 Tundra 5.7 has 283k, 06 Highlander limited has 317k, both run great, daily drivers. I do all my own maintenance. The auto will outlast me...........LOL!
Leased a 2008 Highlander and purchased a 2012 Highlander. Starting in 2011, Toyota started building them in America. Both excellent!
2010 they started building them in US
@@mirceacartas6489 Exactly, mine is a 2009 and it's the last one built in Japan. By the way, after six years the only thing that I've had to replace besides oil and air filter is the battery.
@@artistnyc123 In Australia the last one Built in Japan for sale in Australia is the 2013 model.
I love the Highlander it's feels like a Lexus without spending the Lexus money
Maybe because it is a Toyota?
Hybrid or gas one
obviously you've never driven a lexus
Oh you will pay Lexus price!
@@nickd920 lol
Needed a bigger car for a growing family, so sold my 05 Camry last year and bought a 2012 Highlander Ltd that had only run 99k miles. Although it’s made in Indiana, so far it’s been a tank. Regular oil changes, that’s pretty much it. I plan to drive this car for the next 10 years at the minimum!
Japanese work ethic is what has made Japanese quality.
The modern conception of Japanese quality traces back to W. Edwards Deming, an American engineer.
@@BixbyConsequence Yes, he went to the Big-3 first, and they turned him down. The Japanese embraced him.
Also Japanese forethought and Japanese aversion to future risk designed cars that are dependable
Start manufacturing Hyundais in Japan and you’ll be disappointed
Attention to detail and perfectionism are good traits to have when building cars.
And planning ahead for the long run
I have an 07 Corolla, it currently has 284k miles and I got in 2016 when it had 147k miles. The car is a beast. Never had any issues and still averages 35mpg. I just do regular maintenance which is awesome and it feels like I’m driving a go cart lol
Had an '06 S model... Still missing that thing to the day!!!
From what I’ve seen. The Japanese factory for Toyota’s started Toyota’s Zinc-Based Primer a lot sooner than the Toyota factories in America. Thus, American built Toyotas rust out a lot sooner than Japanese built Toyotas. I notice that everywhere I go. 1992 Camry made in Japan that I looked at, no rust at 173K miles. But, 95 Camry made in Kentucky with 138K miles, had a decent amount of wheel well rust, not terrible. So you can see quality difference with each Toyota factory
Love the Highlander videos!😆
I bought a ‘13 last year to use for DoorDash cuz of fuel economy and wanted the 4WD. Live in Montana so snows a fair amount. Was $pendy but Scotty recommended so was able to get the money together.
Apr. ‘21 68500 mi
Jun. ‘22 89700 mi
Mostly keeping up on the oil changes. Just had my 4th chg.
Dashing, gets 20-21 mpg across town as Billings is spread out.
Got 27mpg on the highway a few times on more flat terrain.
Started looking a little early for a Toyota fir my soon to be driving son.
An 07 Highlander popped up for $3500. (High miles;354k and needed struts replaced; hauled a boat sometimes) most of the miles long trips to see the grown kids.
Felt like Japanese made and customer’s meticulous servicing were all part of the magic words I was looking for.
Was able to replace the struts for about $500. Felt this was a good deal for a starter car for him.
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Just traded in my 2015 FWD Rav4 LE with 110k for a 2009 Highlander V6 AWD with 90k. The Highlander is SOLID. Engine sound and drives like a brand new car. I would never guess it was an 09.
The interior is durable and well designed for families in mind. It allows us to get to almost any camping spot here in Utah (besides the ones on super high clearance trails). We are satisfied!
I have a awd 09 Toyota Highlander with 185,633 miles on it and it runs real smooth never hesitates to get me up to highway speeds. Original trans and engine.
I have Toyota Highlander 09 with 391,245 miles run great
We recently bought a 2005 Toyota Highlander Limited with 138,000. miles (V6) that had been well taken care of (also made in Japan). We had the timing belt , water pump and tensioners replaced and absolutely love it!! We hope to get a couple of hundred thousand more out of it ! Would rather have it than a new one and we paid cash so no payments! Love your videos!!!
My mom's on her third highlander. She had an '03, she just got rid of her '09 a couple months ago for a '22. They're very solid vehicles & nice to drive.
Well Scotty, I have a 2021 Highlander V6 that runs so quiet I keep having to remember to shut it off. They tell me if I did walk away and leave it running it will quit by itself on a timer. If you push hard enough on the brake at a stop light the engine quits and the only way you know that happened is if you look at the tack! Let your foot off the brake and its running again. Best vehicle of any kind I have ever had and at 67 years old, I have had a few:)
I bought my wife a new 2018 highlander V6 after tons of research including Scotty's advice. We love it. We don't put many miles on cars. It still has less than 19,000 miles on it. There is one thing I think Toyota could improve on. That is option packages. My wife did want the power lift tailgate. So to get that we had to move up to a V6 which also included the sun/moon roof which I couldn't care less about. It seems there should be something in between. Why can't you get a 4 cylinder with a power lift tailgate?
Just bought a 2007 Camry XLE with the bulletproof V6, replaced the battery, a steering pump line and that's it. It only has 47000 miles on it!!
Oh, I just love watching this video, because I have a 2009 Highlander Limited, made in Japan. It's got 121,000 miles on it and it's so quiet I got distracted by a phone call once when I was pulling up I walked into my house without turning off the damn car, it's just so quiet. I change the oil once a year with full synthetic, even though I only driving about 2000 miles per year tops. I just get a Groupon every black Friday and get an amazing deal for a full synthetic oil change, maybe $49 tops along with tire rotation. I bought it six years ago with 108,000 miles, so I don't have any more car payments, it's just a dream to own. I heard a reviewer describe it as a sofa on wheels and I have to agree, sometimes I get in and just go for a long drive to distress from my job.
I wouldn't trust anyone with that beauty.
Older Toyotas are where it is, a 2000 Corolla all I did was change the oil and that was it.
2000! Nice! How many miles?
I've heard that generation of Corolla burns oil.
@@lightsfansofthewest481 actually it never did
I have a 2019 RAV4 limited awd. Made in Japan. Got 36.2mpg going 75mph. Impressed.
I have a 2013 Highlander limited with now 215,000 still running smooth- just regular maintenance, battery and brakes. Love it!!!
218k with 0 issues. This is why Toyotas are the best when it comes to reliability. It’s Toyota/Honda and then there’s everyone else.
Yeap, I've also always had Honds and Toyotas never any problems, but gotta give credit where credit is deserved, I have a '07 V70 XC never any problems and a have an excellent go to mechanic that's never been wrong, of course, because all my cars have never had any problems, just regular maintenance: oil changes, brakes, batteries (sometimes I think mechanic's has a deal Interstate...she's always telling time for a new battery 😏 and always do as she says), I figure what the heck ☺ they always return my vehicles running in tip top condition 😚 got to love her for trying to make a little extra ✌👌👍😌
@@spiritofseventysix1155 Well if you’re cool with the upsell then no harm no foul lol.
218k man 04 Taurus with 300k is called something reliable damn you toyota owners are really jokers . Anyone that person must be a braindead to drive a boring garbage like toyota for 200k miles
I have Toyota Highlander 09 with 391,245 miles run great
I love my Highlander. I purposely park next to Lexus RX350 every time I see one just to give them buyers regret. It really does feel like I’m driving a Lexus. Sooooo comfy…
I traded in my 2012 highlander limited two years ago for a 2009 Lexus RX 350. Very smooth drive but, needs premium gas. 😏
After 2years I’m looking at a used highlander (2011-2013) because I miss it so much!
2012 s SE 104000 miles been a great experience , I plan on keeping it for a while !
Still have all those original parts on my '98 LS400, too. It has been my only car for all those years. Still a joy. I do the brakes and oil changes myself, too. Did replace the battery last week.
'98 Wow! How many miles?
@@jeffreysantos9070 Only 168K, so almost "new".
Just got in a 90 Corolla with 323k miles at my job for a starter job, thing was still running smooth
That's great shape for an old vehicle, but up here in MN you'd have replaced everything underneath it by now. Even if you can wash frequently enough to keep the rust away, we're still pretty tough on suspension.
That one is in Massachusetts
I would’ve gotten the Highlander but unfortunately I couldn’t fit into the driver seat comfortably… being 6’7” it’s a challenge
Get a used OBS Tahoe reliable easy to fix and durable perfect for taller people. Only buy years 94-99 2 dr and 4 dr Tahoes preferably 96-99 Vortec better on gas being they are fuel ⛽️ injected.
I love my 2002 Highlander V6, Leather, and basically use it as a mini truck when I put the seats down. It's surprising how much you can fit, 6 feet by 4 feet it's like a short bed truck. 138k miles and I hope to get it to 300k plus
I love our 2018 Highlander Limited and fully expect it to last at least 300K. For the first time ever I take a car in to get it serviced and it goes in every 5K miles.
Outstanding video, thanks for sharing! 👍
I bought a Highlander the first year they were out. Great vehicle, but way different than they are today!
I don’t know or care about cars but your vids are incredibly entertaining and educating. Thank you
I bought a 2015 Higlander Limited AWD in 10/21...and I LOVE IT!...'Lander' n I are gonna go places, for a very long time ❤
Good Stuff Scotty.
Thank you for the video.
Just purchased a 2015 Toyota Venza with 48,000m. Better than an overpriced new car. Many compliments on how they never knew of such a great car. This is going to be my last car until I ride off into retirement with a Lexus .
The venza is a Lexus. They just cut it from their line.
In this day and age, the key question is, does it still have the original catalytic converters?
And suspension and anything else underneath. Lol
Bought the same car Silver in 2009 new, 165k Miles runs just like you describe, only issue I had was the VVT Oil line was designed with a rubber section that bursts, Oil is under high pressure and can cause catastrophic failure, make sure they had theirs replaced with he newer line that is all metal
So this is a 2009?
I own two 2008 highlander limited. One saved my life so i bought another one in 2022. These vehicles are amazing.
2004 highlander v6 AWD here… 81k miles strong bought with 50k garage kept 10 years love this thing I beat it up take off road religious oil change every 5k full synthetic tire rotation every other only issues have been leaking grease from CV axle and worn out wheel bearings
Those rear differential suck after a while. Money pit car. Sell it.
@@erniecarrasco9107 money pit lmao what r u saying
Got a Chevy Impala 05 with 245,000 :)
It was the most American made car (made in Canada from American parts) of that year.
I just traded vehicles and got a one owner well maintained Toyota RAV 4 limited with 74000 miles on it and I’m loving it. My first Toyota
Scotty reviewed a used highlander last year. i bought one i love it
My great aunt bought a slightly used 2020 Highlander Limited its grayish blue before she had a Sequoia not sure (new or used) she been wanted a new car for the longest when the Sequoia start letting her down got the Highlander, she did want an 4Runner but someone told her they had a bumpy ride so settled with Highlander she loves it! Her second Toyota, never once owned a Toyota but love them myself as well my teacher like a closed relative has a 2017 Highlander XLE in white she got rid of a BMW due of expensive repairs another lady know that mother was best friends with my beloved late great grandmother has a 2016 Highlander before had a Jaguar now with TOYOTA family, a very wonderful thing.
I have a toyota highlander limited 2011 with 200k , my daily drive 🚗
Got 9 yrs on wife’s old Camry. Going on 10 yrs on my 2014 Silverado OEM ac delco battery.
I love my 2015 Toyota Highlander V6 XLE. Have 96k in miles, and no issues at all. I will switch to synthetic oil and have shorter intervals. Thank you for the tips. I got a rental Toyota RAV4 a few weeks ago and it sounded like crap. Has me slightly worried if I need a new Toyota!
I love my Nissan Elgrand 3.5 petrol imported from Japan to Uk.
It's a "gas hogger" but I love it for how it's made and how nice it's made for a mini bus with all things on it
Have a 07 4Runner,made in Japan,no problems,get approximately 21 mpg on the highway, pretty good for a 4 wheel drive, V6 motor.Solid,no rust.Dealers want it,but think I will keep it.
Went and looked on line at the Houston Tx. Toyota Dealers and the used Highlanders with 60 to 80K were priced similar to the new 2022 Highlanders so no warranty vs. 36 month warranty for the same price , new sounds better to me !
It makes me happy to see someone who purely cares about cars. Congratulations on 5,000,000 subscribers, I'm very happy to be one of them.
I own a '03 4Runner with a 4.7 liter V8. No it doesn't have more room than the Highlander and it's a gas guzzler but one I can live with! It will outlast any Highlander! And can tow almost twice it's own weight!
I own a 2013 Highlander which is got 220,000 MI yes I love it it's got a little lifter tick but it keeps on going
2019 Highlander owner...plan to keep and drive it for many, many years...
Love my 19' also. Wanted that back glass door. Really nice feature that Toyota did away with...not sure why?
I have a 2004 Highlander Limited made in Japan. I had read that the Japanese have a word that means "smart one" or something like that for the Highlander because the Highlander and Lexus were made on the same assembly line with many of the same components.
Very clean & tidy.
I bought a 2012 Highlander LImited with the captain's chairs and really liked it... but I sold it last year to pick up a 2007 Land Cruiser. Yes, I am missing the MPG.
Good cars. They are called klugers over here in Australia 👍
When my oldest sister was pregnant with her first child back in 2017, she and her husband were deciding on either a 2018 Highlander or a 2018 Lexus SUV. She really wanted the Lexus, but I told her to reconsider. So they ended up getting the 2018 Toyota Highlander Limited with a premium audio package. It even had more safety features in the base LE trim than the higher trims of the Lexus.
Hey Scotty please do a review on 2019 RAV 4 hybrid please
I've got a 2004 Toyota tundra Crew cab limited 4x4. I've got 225,000 miles on my truck and it doesn't even have a squeak it runs perfect. Now I've ran synthetic oil since I've gotten it and I put 4 timing belts on it( every 60,000 miles) and I do all the maintenance as required by the owners manual but this truck runs perfect
06 Matrix still running smooth!!
Got a 2019 love it.
Love our 2019 Highlander. No issues
My daily drivers a 2013 Highlander with 66000 miles, I've had it two years and all i've done is oil changes, hopefully this thing lasts longer then me and i'm only 30
i have a 2012 Limited with 142000. I stupidly traded it for a 2020 escape hybrid. I loved the gas mileage, but hated how cheap it was, so I took it back and got my highlander back during my 3 days dealership guarantee period. The only thing i have found to possible replace it with is a new 2023 Sportage Hybrid.
got a 2008 Highlander Sport AWD and it rocks. Gas mileage sucks but it runs and runs. 157K miles.
The car is used on Lyft platform... And its still neat.
Lol how clean its under the hood! Anyone else notice it?
2018 xle awd is rock solid. Great suv
My family's 2018 chrysler pacifica hybrid is a fire risk now and they have no answer for why we have to keep it outside of the garage and away from buildings,I heard 3 vans have already caught fire scary stuff.
What year is that!?
Doing a good job Scotty 👍👍
I purchased a 2004 Highlander limited V6 4WD that only had 99,000 miles on it. Now it has over 121,000 miles on it. Best vehicle ever. No issues with it at all. It drives like a luxury vehicle. Best decision I made. I mainly drive on the highway and was able to squeeze around 320 miles for my range.
Such a clean engine bay !!!
I have a 2001 Highlander and I like it it just burns a lot of oil doesn't leak anything but I got to put a quart of oil in it every week why is that Scotty can you do a video on that please love your videos 👍😁
Careful, because excessive oil consumption can both happen with leaks, and without leaks. Either way it can also ruin a catalytic converter
I had a 2014 Highlander XLE and thought the ride was good but always had back ache. One day while I was getting an oil change. I walked over to Volvo dealership and test drove the 2016 XC60 and never looked at Toyotas again.
The ride quality and safety of Volvo XC60 to my Highlander was like seating in first class seat of Qatar Air line vs. United air line first class, no comparison.
No more backache and 90K miles of flawless, fun and safe driving.
Fun driving ? In a boat ? I mean in a Volvo ?
@@kojsiusoaliu6772 it's actually lot of fun. Like I said, I thought my Highlander was great until I drove the XC60. Toyota may last longer with lot less issue BUT the ride quality, seat comfort and safety pales compare to Volvo. The other factor is the good luxury look both inside and outside of Volvo. Let's be honest, Highlanders are ugly, if you are out on a night or on a date, Volvo is a classy car.
I had never considered a Volvo to be great until I drove one.
Yes, the seats are ridiculously horrible. I had a 1960s Ford pickup that was 10x more comfortable.
@@meenam300zx agree with everything you said, but volvos are not fun to drive unlike german brands.
You would have had the comfy luxurious seats and more reliability going with a Lexus SUV....
I literally spit up some coffee with the elephant & circus picture you put in. Great video!!!
I have an 08 FJ and it gets between 18-24. Mines rear wheel drive only so maybe that's why. Just got to get this roof to stop leaking.
I have a 2.7 Tacoma 4x4. It was advertised as getting less mpg than the 3.5 v6 Tacoma. However I get better mpg than anyone I know who owns a v6 taco. I drive 80 mph on long trips I get over 24mpg
That's insane. That's the mpg I was getting on my scion Tc.
1996 T100 with 2.7, 2wd manual and I am getting similar mpg.
I liked the body style of these years of highlander but I wanted to be able to pull my 6x14 trailer while getting better gas mileage than my Tundra so I got a 4Runner.
What year is this particular vehicle??
@@wj3438 the highlander in the video is 2007-2013. My 4Runner is a 2016 and my Tundra is a 2006.
Hi Scotty,do you think that the New Toyota Fortuner with an 2,8 diesel engine are good and what are the pro's and con's? Are there differences between an japanese Toyota Fortuner or for example an Fortuner sold in Thailand?
I would really appreciate an answer from you because your videos are the best.
I have a 2011 Highlander Limited with 115k miles.. I'm totally satisfied with the the 3.5 V6 AWD, it's a terrific vehicle !!
I got 26.5 mpg highway with my 2012 v 6 highlander on my way to the beach. I was fully loaded with the ac on. Keep it at 65 mph
That’s my favorite Highlander gen!! It looks awesome. Better than the new generation!! In my opinion!
Scotty love the content! God bless you!
What year was that highlander? Looked great.
I have Toyota camry 2009 LE , with 280 000 miles still driving great, I do change the oil Mobil one every 10,000 miles, and change the brakes by myself. I drove for Uber and Lyft many years 💪
My 2018 highlander 3.5 v6 8 speed trans 2 wheel drive gets 29.5 mpg on the highway.
In the beginning Scotty says; " Buy One of These " ! But it is Not Until 7:47 That you can
see that it is a " Highlander " !
Might be my next vehicle
Hey, sometimes those guys that rate the fuel economy get it right.
They said my 4Runner would get 15mpg in the city and 19 on the highway. And by gum it gets 15 in the city. It also gets about 20-21 on the highway, so 1 for 2 isn't bad.
Such a Highlander is a good compromise between the advantages of an SUV, without the downsides of taller body on frame trucks. Smart buy.
I love love love my 2008 Highlander I got 178115 miles and ride like it brand new
I have Toyota Highlander 09 with 391,245 miles run great
I have a 2014 Highlander AWD. The only thing is when the engine is cold and I put it on drive or reverse, it might as well be on neutral for 10-20 seconds. I press the gas and all it does is rev up until it starts moving. Took it to the dealer a few times but they say it doesn't do it with them 😑.
Do you let it warm up in the morning?
@@klaybiggins4040 Started to now works fine after it's warmed up. Don't think it should matter I have a 2003 F150 that I can't start up and go.
I'm no mechanic, but when I was in the Air Force, everything machinery that has an engine in it, be it a lightall or a generator, the instructions always say to start it up, & let it warm up to operating temperature. I do it with all the cars I've own. 2-3 min in warm weather, 5 min in cold weather. I've seen friends start up their cars without no warmup & drive off, & their cars starts to degrade over time.
@@DecrepitBiden … my Corolla is 27 years old. My moms old car. It just doesn’t do well without a proper warm up.
what years are good to buy? im looking for one
Can you please feature also Toyota vellfire 3.5L V6 engine 👍😊👍
I just got a 2012 with 68k miles. Going to pick it up at the dealer tomorrow.
How much you pay? 18k?