Toyota for Sale in Redmond, WA

This truck met all of my needs, plenty of room for me, my wife and our three children. Power was great while towing a 22ft Boat and agile enough to cruise through the Rockies with ease!

Vehicle has been perfect for me. I am satisfied with the performance & comfort. Averaged 34.08 MPG over the 2 years. Safety systems all work correctly. Reliability has been great. Not a high tech guy, but everything works fine. Some competitors have better interiors, but it is OK. Has plenty of room & cargo space. Headlights could be a little stronger & liftgate could raise a little higher. Brakes are good. Gas to electric & back is seamless. With Toyota Care, I have had zero maintenance costs. Have signed up for Toyota Care Plus at a cost of $329 which is a no-brainer for another 2 years as it also covers a new air filter & cabin air filter at 30,000 miles.

My Tacoma 2017 is much more than I expected, 48000 miles, it feels like new, considering that my other car is a Corolla 2018 zero miles, feels the Tacoma with the same level of comfort and manageability. I love how it works in all weather conditions and the power of this four-cylinder engine, power and low consumption, ideal for my lifestyle as I work away from my home driving about 66 miles a day and gas consumption is ideal. Apart from being accompanied by several very comfortable options such as being able to connect my phone to the central audio system and play my songs, making calls in hands-free, I was not a truck lover but without a doubt this Tacoma has changed my

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.

Beautiful car, gave my monies worth. upto 50 miles/gallon, this car saved me a lot of money on my commute. Bit different when it comes to the brakes of the car.

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.

We needed a vehicle with a 3rd row. The Highlanders received excellent reviews on other sites for the interior space, reliability, fuel efficiency, among other features that were important to us. So far, we are incredibly pleased with our decision and know we will have this vehicle for a LONG time. Toyotas run forever and with very few issues. We had a Corolla previously and never had a single issue in the 8 years owned.

the 4Runner is an excellent vehicle, whether you're taking it on off road trails in Sedona or just simply running to the grocery store, this SUV is capable of it all. When purchasing a 4Runner you can rest assured that in the legendary reliability of Toyota and that these vehicles are built to last you hundreds of thousands of miles. the styling is rugged yet classy and i feel it truly has a timeless look that will never go out of style. When I get behind the wheel of my 4Runner i am comfortable with the ride and peace of mind that it can tackle anything I am planning on doing or going.

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!

Bought a 2018 Camry SE left over in ultra white with black interior. So far I love it. I’ve read many online complaints about the 8 speed Trans. I’ve had 0 problems with it to date. The car does learn your driving habits so it may take a few hundred miles for both you and your vehicle to learn each other. It’s quiet smooth and handles lovely. Very sharp looking. I’ve owned Honda’s Chevys Fords Chrysler’s Etc. been driving anything with wheels for 20 years, this is my first Toyota. I was going to go with the 2019 Accord but HATE the new Fast back design and the fact they only come in turbo which cooks your engine over time turned me off to them. I opted for the Toyota’s Camry SE instead. I Love the new sporty look and interior and the engine is more than powerful and peppy without all that turbo nonsense. My biggest complaint in there’s no heated seats in the 2018 SE other than that it’s a well designed sporty reliable car . The technology is unparalleled to anything I’ve have had personally. The Entune takes some getting use to but I have no major complaints or objections. No CD player but who cares with the way music is on our phones now. Might as well have a record player installed next to your 8 track deck if that’s what you want !😂 if you want a reliable car with a great reputation I suggest get one . Happy Hunting to you.

This was the best car I ever owned. Never had a problem with it. Don't know if I was living my 2nd childhood or what but traded it in on a 2012 Ford Mustang. Of course trading a 2012 for a 2012 I got screwed royalty. As soon as the new car warranty expired on the Mustang many things started going wrong. Had to get rid of it. I certainly learned a lesson in life.

The only flaw I find with this Rav4 is how the cargo area opens. Very inconvenient, opens to side instead of up. Still a good vehicle.

I am very happy with this car. It has the distinct body styling I prefer and has handled well even in the ice and snow. I find it easy to drive and reminds me of my classic 1999 Honda CRV (which I would clone if I could).

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.

I love Toyotas. Very reliable, easy on gas. Dependable. Could use a bit more power but not a real hinderance. Will give this truck to my grandson next year and buy a new one for me. Drove Chevrolet and Fords in the 60's, 70's and 80's, now only Toyota.

This is a great truck, powerful, plenty of enterior room, truck bed is too small though. Fuel economy is Horrible. All and all it's a good truck.

We purchased this Highlander in 2002 and have 267000 miles on it. It has always been one of our favorites. Even though we own several newer vehicles we often drive the Highlander and are only getting rid of it because we have too many vehicles. We just drove it to Southern California 1,000 miles round trip and love it.

The prius is such a dependable car. I constantly get atleast 50 plus MPG. I have taken this vehicle on many long drives and the only real complaint I have are the seats. After about 30 minutes, my butt hurts. Once I replaced the seats It was much better. The ride is smooth and when using power mode its pretty fast. The amount of money I have spent on maintenance is minimal. New tires and oil changes and I have 130,000. I was a little skeptical about buying a hybrid since the hybrid batteries are 3-5 grand. But many companies are selling them for much less so replacing the hybrid battery isnt a worry anymore. The brakes are a little touchy at times but thats the only mechanical issue I have. Very roomy on the interior.

I purchased my 2012 Camry XLE in 2015 when it had 26,400 miles. It now has over 79,000 miles and is running like a charm. I drove it to Alaska in 2016, a 7500 mile round trip, with no problems. I feel safe in this car and will consider another one after it reaches 250,000 miles!

Aweosome, super reliable car! over 210,000 miles and it's still going strong! Gave me no trouble the whole time of ownership. You wont regret owning one!