2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid consumer reviews

It is defensively everything people talk about. We heard about it and want to buy one. Now that we owne it, we can say everything about this car is truth. Great buy for the money, no doubt.

I usually buy new every 3-4 years. I'm going on 9 years with this Highlander Hybrid, Bought new in Dec 2010. Still cannot justify trading it in. Quiet ride, very powerful.

This car is great on gas especially for an SUV 28mpg. Perfect for travel/smooth ride. Seats 7 and has the option to have bucket seats. Garage kept and always detailed. Come take a look while it lasts!

Toyota reliability, great resale, a pleasure to drive. I have owned 2007,2009,2011,2013 and now 2017. They have all been good trucks with each newer year getting better

I purchased this vehicle new in December of 2010. This Highlander has a lot of power and you wouldn't know that it was a hybrid. The gas mileage has been anywhere from 24 to as high as 32 mpg on a trip. I change the oil and filter ever 5,000 miles even though the manufactory calls for every 10,000 miles. The only other things that I did to this Highlander was change the air filter and tires when called for. Just hit 100,000 miles and I replaced the brakes and rotors for the first time. Would buy another Highlander Hybrid again.

I have had this car for 6 years. Never a problem. Love having a hybrid. 22 mpg city and 25 hwy. Great for large SUV. 7 Seats. Lots of room with seats down. Really responsive to drive handling wise, and pretty darn quick.

Overall our Highlander is a very reliable and excellent performing vehicle. I would appreciate a "friendlier" cockpit similar to your Sienna and am looking forward to a hybrid Sienna for vehicle replacement please...thank you...

After months of searching for the perfect 7- Passenger SUV, I found exactly what I was looking for in the 2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited. Gas mileage is incredible, and I average anywhere from 28-30 mpg combined, but I've had to learn to lay off the gas a bit to achieve that rate. I can usually go around 430 miles on a tank of gas!! I love it!! I am a full-time working mom, and drive combined city and highway miles. There is plenty of room for the kids and their soccer gear and I love that the rear seats recline for long trips. Also, plenty of cup holders throughout the vehicle. The ride is smooth and quiet, handling is superb! The GPS can be a bit confusing and I still haven't been able to sync my garage door openers to my car yet. Handsfree features are very nice as well, although at times I feel like I am shouting when trying to talk to someone through the car's system. The Limited trim level is the way to go, definitely worth the upgrade in my opinion.

I really do love this car, and am thrilled to be a Toyota owner again after 8 painful years with a Volvo... the car handles well, I am getting great mileage and already paying so much less in gas than I did with the Volvo wagon that I am so happy. I am wondering how the car will hold up in the snow once winter arrives, but so far it has done quite well in heavy rain so that has worked out well (the Volvo slid and fishtailed even in rain, forget the snow!). My children love the third row of seats and I appreciate that it is so easy to fold the seats up and down, as well as to replace the middle section of the second row. My only complaint so far is that the rear door doesn't always close right away. I often need to try closing it 2 or 3 times before it finally catches.

LOVE this car! It's great to haul kids and stuff--very roomy and gets great gas mileage (unlike my previous SUV, a Volvo). I love not being a slave to high gas prices, but managing to have enough room to take my two boys, their friends, and our two dogs to the lake and back! My only complaint is that there's no USB or power outlet in the second row seat which is just mainly an inconvenience... And the dash is nice, but I wish it wasn't so plastic-y....