Toyota Highlander Usados en Venta en Mount Pleasant, TX

It has a very sleek style with tinted windows, along with a back-up camera that has been very useful. It has a luggage rack on top and is very roomy on the inside. The leather seats are very comfortable and are good quality. It also has an excellent radio and sound system. Even though it's an SUV, it rides like a car. It has very good suspension. It is very easy to maneuver in parking lots and garages. It has a very nice console for storage and drinks. It also comes with a vent in the back seat for passengers' comfort. Gas mileage is fair, considering it is a 6 cylinder. The price was also reasonable as compared to similar makes and models.

The 2015 Toyota Highlander is a vehicle that I was initially very excited to purchase. It easily seats 6 people and has plenty of cargo room when you don't have 6 seated. The seats are very comfortable, and the ventilated leather is a huge plus. Denim blue and other clothing colors rub off on the light gray leather interior quite easily. I wish we had known about that. The sunroof is great for letting in light, but it doesn't let much of a breeze in when you need it. The car is nimble in town and easy to park just about anywhere. The rear camera has lines to show you exactly where your car is in relation to its surroundings. The radio in this car seems very underpowered for the size of the cabin. There is a neat feature called driver speak that allows me to basically send my voice towards the back of the car so the people riding in the back can hear me easily, even with all of the wind noise this car generates. On the highway, the steering is super sensitive, almost dangerously so. It had a recall on the steering the first couple of months I owned it (purchased new). We had that addressed, and it is still WAY TOO sensitive at high speed. You feel like you're constantly fighting wind and the road in this car when driving on the highway. If you don't have a very secure grip, it doesn't feel safe... and yet your hands go numb on long trips due to the squeezing of the steering wheel.