2007 Toyota Highlander
71,360 Miles
$12,998

Hillside, IL
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2007 Toyota Highlander
109,416 Miles
$10,781

Bend, OR
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2007 Toyota Highlander
134,718 Miles
$10,551

Conroe, TX
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2007 Toyota Highlander
152,660 Miles
$9,995

Beaverton, OR
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2007 Toyota Highlander
260,092 Miles
$5,994

Waite Park, MN
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2007 Toyota Highlander
143,465 Miles
$8,900

Paducah, KY
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2007 Toyota Highlander
130,923 Miles
$8,995

North Wilkesboro, NC
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2007 Toyota Highlander
86,549 Miles
$11,997

Maplewood, MN
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2007 Toyota Highlander
59,028 Miles
$13,988

Fairfield, CT
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2007 Toyota Highlander
120,030 Miles
$10,999

Longmont, CO
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2007 Toyota Highlander
155,973 Miles
$9,801

Watseka, IL
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2007 Toyota Highlander
188,605 Miles
$9,000

South Portland, ME
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2007 Toyota Highlander
141,121 Miles
$4,950

Bangor, ME
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2007 Toyota Highlander
81,927 Miles
$10,995

Cincinnati, OH
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2007 Toyota Highlander
164,020 Miles
$4,900

Richmond, VA
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2007 Toyota Highlander
90,486 Miles
$12,900

Charleston, SC
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2007 Toyota Highlander
140,056 Miles
$8,995

Manheim, PA
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2007 Toyota Highlander
113,172 Miles
$10,900

North Hampton, NH
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2007 Toyota Highlander
95,630 Miles
$9,999

Cortlandt Manor, NY
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2007 Toyota Highlander Buyer's Guide

Owner Reviews
5.0
2 Reviews
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
4.5
Style
3.5
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
3.5
Reliability
5.0

2007 Toyota Highlander Owner Ratings & Reviews

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5.0
Overall
2 Reviews

2007 Toyota Highlander - Dependable Car

Angela
Bellflower, California
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Style
4.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
5.0
The Toyota Highlander is a dependable car. I have owned it for about eight years and have had very minimal maintenance issues with it. The overall look is quite classy, with carefully designed details such as on the doors. The car also has no blind spots, which is important for new drivers. The drive is very smooth. Going uphill is exceptionally easy. The V6 engine makes it a fast car. It is, however, quite bulky, so you can feel the air resistance when the wind is strong.
Story
Four friends and I were stuck in traffic one time after running a half marathon. We were all very tired, but decided to make the most of the situation by rolling down the windows and singing for everyone else that were stuck in traffic.
Pros
The best asset of the Toyota Highlander is the space inside. It can seat up to seven people, even though the two in the far back would have to be younger children or smaller adults. If not used as seats, the trunk offers a lot of space for groceries, luggage, et cetera. Moreover, the Toyota Highlander has a very stable feel when being driven on the road. The Toyota Highlander also has racks on top of the car to mount large objects such as surfboards and flat-pack furniture. This car is built for the family and for friends. With its size and capacity, it is the perfect road trip car.
Cons
The V6 engine uses a lot of gas and can be quite expensive on long road trips. Steering can be quite difficult because it is a pretty large car.

2007 Toyota Highlander - Made me a fan of Toyotas

John
Franklin Farm, Virginia
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
4.0
Style
3.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
5.0
I have a 2007 Toyota Highlander, and it has been a reliable vehicle with very few issues other than regular maintenance. There haven't been negative surprises like major problems. It is a comfortable car to drive in, and my older relatives have no issues getting in and out, even though it's an SUV. There's not a tremendous amount of leg room in the back, so if you will have multiple passengers who need extra room, you might want to consider something else. It is a smooth, quiet ride. We didn't get the third row, and I'm glad because the third row in the 2007 Highlander seemed like it was only appropriate for people who were about 4' tall. The second row is ok for three kids or two adults. Other than that, it starts to get a little cramped. I have about 140,000 miles on it, and I antic... (more)
Story
I've taken the Highlander on multiple road trips. It's been a wonderful road trip vehicle. Room for a cooler and stuff in the way back, and it has a sunroof. It's a great vehicle for hitting the road!
Pros
I felt that I could always count on this car. It's very reliable. I've not put much money into it at all -- just the regular maintenance at the dealership. It's very comfortable. It's a pleasant ride. Best of all, I've had it for ten years, and it still rides just as well as when I got it.
Cons
The major negative thing about this vehicle was a choice I made. I got a light tan cloth interior. Several months after purchasing the vehicle, I read something that essentially said "Never buy a car with a light tan interior" -- too late! The cloth is completely trashed. Even small spills are difficult to get off. Even water spills leave a mark. Let me sum it up this way - unless you are one of the world's top ten neatest people, you will regret this interior. A second, more minor thing is that there are no air vents in the second row. The flow of air to the second row seems paltry, so wh... (more)

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