Toyota for Sale in Malden, MA

This car was a great transition from my Nissan Frontier Truck. I was looking at Ford Flex, Ford Explorer and Nissan Murano. The expectations I have are all satisfied in the Highlander. Needed a large enough car to haul my family around, and my ton and a half of clay and equipment.

I love that it is easy to get in-and-out of my Highlander. After hip replacement, that was a major factor in looking for a vehicle. Now, my 86 year old Mom loves it for the same reason, easy to get in and out. Comfortable ride, even for the back seat, plenty of leg room. Comforting knowing it is very dependable.

2015 rav 4. It’s the right size. All wheel drive. Efficient. Capable in the winter. A little road noise but fixable with dynamat in the doors.

One must understand, this car isn't meant to be sporty or full of options. It is a cheap, well built vehicle that gets you from point A to point B. I've owned this car for 7 years now, have put on 60,000 miles and other than a 6 year old battery dying, it's never let me down. I do have a few complaints to address though, the cabin noise at highway speeds is atrocious. It's so loud that it's hard to have a conversation with the person next to you without raising your voice. Secondly, the front seat offers very poor cushioning. I went on a 9 hour trip to NY and my back and rear end were absolutely killing me after about 5-6 hours. Another issue is the interior component quality. The OEM CD player/radio started not functioning in extreme cold/heat. It's not the end of the world, but quite an annoyance. Also, the knobs and buttons just feel very cheap and not sturdy. Finally, I am not impressed with the fuel economy around town. Right now, I'm only averaging 21-22 mpg in stop and go traffic. Not at all what I'd expect from a Corolla with a 1.8L engine. Overall, this experience doesn't make me want to jump out of my seat to buy a new Corolla. However, this car does exactly what it's meant to do...offer no frills, reliable transportation...just not very comfortably or quickly.

I previously leased a Ford Edge. It was a nice SUV, but the Highlander is better. While both basically offer the same features, the Highlander surpasses the Edge in technology. I’m so happy I made the switch.

The all wheel drive along with its driveability options makes this a well rounded vehicle. Proven with the latest winter storm! Rides high like a SUV should but isn't top heavy! This is my first Toyota bought for my wife and it has me shopping for myself.

Great for a family although I would recommend the captains chairs. One major issue is the rear automatic lift gates have issues. Mine is 2200$ to fix. Great vehicle just watch out for those rear hatch issues.

On the positive side, love the engine and transmission. Tuned exhaust is just right - a low growl but not obnoxious. Seat comfor is so- so, especially after a couple of hours behind the wheel. Entertainment system is a big disappointment? especially since this is a Limited edition. Sound quality is average and the Entune system should be dropped immediately in favor of Apple and Google offerings. Toyota is a little slow incorporating technology- not sure why. Still, I bought this truck for its above average reliability history and hope to have it for a long time.

Is the perfect car to run errands and easy to fix and drive.. Never had a problem with it. Really enjoyed it with the family

It was the exact vehicle I needed for my work needs and family leisure. The features inside the vehicle are amazing. Even though I couldn’t tap into them all without the help of kids

Traded up from a Highlander because we needed more power to tow a camper. Took a trip to southern Utah and it did everything I asked of it. Awesome car so far!

The truck that Falls the measurements belong to my family . And the colores of the moment. Lines Good , excelent motor. And big rims

It is a very good car especially for fuel saving, comfort and reliability. I drive 2x as much as the average driver vlocking 24k miles in a year. This is my second prius. I drive the first one to 200,000 miles plus and was enticed to new bluetooth technology for safety and a lot more safety features for increased visibilty, parking assist and other assistive features.

I loved my 2010!! 2016 differences -no power port in the hatch area -less cargo room and cubbies to store things -doesn’t do as well in the snow -has more power -overall handles better -the base model has some bells and whistles I love Toyota’s and have always been impressed! It has taken me a little bit to get use to the new blind spots. Overall love it!

The Avalon's provides excellent riding and quality performance. Indeed quality preformance - - why we have purchased three Avalon's the past 16 years. We are a Toyota family!

Love driving our Toyota; gets about 29 mpg. city and feels very safe with the "warning beeps" if a car is coming up alongside you or is too close. when backing up. Legroom is ample front and back. Heated front driver & passenger seats are amazing. Back up camera has me spoiled. Everyone who drives this car tells me how much they love it.

Quality fit, finish and performance . Great on gas. Fun to drive around town or on the open road. Great safety features. Comfort is awesome.

This is the truck to buy for people who need a real truck and a reliable truck. Tows my boat AWESOME. Spacious. Backup camera is really convenient. Truck handles nicely. It feels good driving. It looks good. It's great all around.

This car is comfortable to drive, gets great gas mileage, has all of the safety features I want , has enough room for my kids and all of their stuff all with 4 wheel drive.

This car currently meets all of my needs. Drives comfortably with plenty of leg room but not enough luggage space for a family of five.