Toyota for Sale in South San Francisco, CA

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.

Controls are all very straightforward & easy to reach & use. I love that it still has a CD player for my favorite old tunes, & more current tech such as phone sync & navigation. Love it all!

While not stylish, this car met all of my needs and has been the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. I would absolutely purchase this car again.

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.

We're loving our Prius V so far. It has a good amount of trunk space compared to other hybrids we test drove (e.g Ford C-max has virtually no space in trunk). It's a Toyota, which is the most reliable car out there. It's the perfect car for our family of four. The main drawback so far is the pick-up - it's not great...but maybe that's the trade-off for excellent fuel efficiency in a battery/engine-powered car. Overall we're very happy with our choice.

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.

The safety features on this car impressed me from the beginning. The back up camera is awesome. Gas mileage is unbelievable and probably the best part. If your looking for something that will get you the most bang for your buck in mpg, this is it. Sometimes 40 mpg! Sound system is very nice. Sporty, modern, reliable.

Roomy, excellent fuel efficiency, handles very well, Responsive engine, looks great, USB port, love the fuel tracker, programmable vehicle options on the touch screen, Bluetooth for hands free calls. So far love the Camry!

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.

The fact that it's not what I wanted and that was the fault of the dealer is not part of the review for the car itself. If it had everything that I had wanted for features it would be perfect but the overall style, comfort, handling, and reliability of the car I believe are great!

This car is very reliable and a great gas saver. Looks beautiful and drives excellent. The interior is very nice and it has very little noise inside.

Excellent value for what you get!! First Toyota exer purchased and definitely happy!! My family owed Toyotas when I was younger so happy they are still quality reliable vehicles!!

Switched from an 06 Chevy 2500 4WD to Tundra 4WD. Haven't owned long enough to really say much except we own a Prius with 115,000 miles and a Tacoma with 175,000 miles so I'm confident it will live up to my expectations. Not the best looking trucks but if it doesn't cost as much as the Chevy to maintain for 10 years I;ll be happy. The 5.7 engine did get 19.2 MPG on the 200 mile drive home. That alone is impressive!

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.

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.

Excellent car you can buy in the market. Very reliable and very little maintenance needed. If you don't need big car this is the best.

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

After researching lots of cars and SUVs I decided on another Prius. I had bought my daughter a used 2009 Prius with under 200,000 miles and we drove from northern Mississippi to eastern Florida and back for $72. As a retiree on a budget I need a reliable car with great gas mileage. It also has adequate cargo room for all our stuff. Her prius lasted to over 300,000 miles until the catalytic converter went out. So I’m hoping my 2015 lasts as long as hers did. It is a bit noisy but so was my Nissan minivan so I’m okay with that. This Prius is beautiful inside and out and I love all the tech features. The navigation system could be easier to use but perhaps after I learn how to use it, it won’t be an issue. It does have voice controls too that I’ll learn at some point.

I have owned the 2013 Prius C trim level 4 for about two years now, so this is a review of that trim level. Most important for me is reliability, which has been excellent so far--this year and model has an excellent reputation in that regard overall. The fuel economy is stellar I average about 45 to 50 miles per gallon in a mix of city and highway driving. Winter fuel economy is lower (I live in Minnesota), the other three seasons higher. The car is packed with features for the price--navigation system, Bluetooth phone, heated front seats, electric moonroof, projector headlamps and (controllable) daylight running lights, smart key entry and push-button start, rear wiper, climate control, satellite radio etc. etc. The user interface is quite simple to navigate. Other pluses: excellent acceleration 0-30 and good above 60, excellent road-holding, excellent braking, excellent headlamps, nice large temperature-selection dial with indents every 1 degree F, attractive and very user-friendly interior styling and layout, very comfortable front seats, fold-down rear seat and being a hatchback gives major cargo room for a little car, great infotainment system. Minuses: poor acceleration 30-60; ride is rough; poor exterior finish (loose sills, panels don't quite fit together); creaking plastic interior, interior rattles (especially moonroof), road noise, and wind noise; they've auto'd the climate control system to death (not just auto fan and temperature but makes stupid decisions for you like turning A/C on at 0 degrees F or changing the air direction on you); climate control air-direction is a button, not dial, which means multiple presses to change and taking your eyes off the road for too long; the 12V battery terminals are in a really stupid inaccessible location under the back seat in the cabin, which means when inevitably in MN you need to jump start to get to a location for battery replacement, it's going to be difficult; stupid tire-pressure lamp lights not when the pressure is low but when the temperature drops; engine seems to race when the interior heating calls for heat and the temperature outside is low (e.g. -20F). Most of these minuses are quite small annoyances when compared with the pluses--over all I love my little Prius C.