2022 Toyota Highlander

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports have released their annual list of recommended vehicles for teens, and the 2024 list offers more safety for less, as used- and new-car prices stabilize.

Toyota is issuing a recall for approximately 751,000 Highlander and Highlander Hybrid SUVs over an issue with the front bumper.

A new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has revealed that most mid-size SUVs lack good protection for rear occupants in frontal crashes.

Even as more new vehicles employ automatic emergency braking systems with pedestrian detection, IIHS finds these systems often fail to work in the dark.

Ordering a car from the factory can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months (or longer) depending on the model and features.

Mid-size SUVs fared better than their compact counterparts in an updated crash test conducted by the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety.

For 2023, the Highlander gets a new four-cylinder engine that brings more torque but less horsepower than the outgoing Highlander’s standard V-6.

Toyota’s major changes for 2022 include an all-new Corolla Cross small SUV and redesigns of its full-size Tundra pickup truck and GR86 sports coupe.

We analyzed Cars.com user reviews of the third-gen Toyota Highlander to identify collective pros and cons from vehicle owners and compared them to our experts’ feedback.

For 2022, there are very few changes to the Toyota Highlander. The most visible is a new Bronze Edition trim level available for the Highlander’s hybrid version.