Toyota for Sale in Vancouver, WA

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

The Corolla is a great efficient car thats fun to drive and is well known to be reliable. It's a fun car to drive around town or out on the highway. Nice smooth acceleration.

I love this car. From the interior to the outside. Every bit of this is worth the money! We bought this car used with 16,000 miles. It feels new, it drives new, and even better. The car is still under warranty. You can never go wrong with a Toyota. you can never go wrong with Fred's Executive Auto.

transports people and dogs and stuff easier than other vehicles with comfort and economy and safety and the confidence of having all wheel drive makes it a better choice over a SUV for most families

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.

This is my first truck. I was been looking around quite a bit of time, tested a few different brand name and finally bought this Tacoma.

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.

Tacoma’s are indestructible. I’ve never had an issue with them in over 25 years of driving them. The hold their value better than anything else on the market

Although I purchased this truck used, it was in mint condition w/low mileage. A rugged 4X4, fully loaded with extras and off-road tires and rugged blacked-out rims. This truck performs well above standards, on and off-road. Hands down better than the Nissan trucks and Jeeps I’ve owned- and I traded a Jeep for this Tacoma! Besides, the resale value on Toyota’s cannot be beat! This is a long-lasting performance truck worth every penny.

This truck meets all my needs. Has plenty of leg room. Tows our trailer well. We have no problems traveling at speed limit when towing.

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.

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.

This car is very reliable with no problem for years. It is basically a corola with extra trunk space. I owned the sports version and it is very responsive.

I test drove a 2006 XLE recently.It handled well and had a smooth ride however the seat didn't go back far enough for me. I'm still considering purchasing one.

The LE model 4door hatchback delivers 36mpg, easy ingress/egress, very practical and well thought out interior, proven engine and transmission, inexpensive and easy to work on, easy handling in parking lots and streets. No hiccups, this car is a keeper.

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.

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.

I have owned a couple of SUVS (Tahoe, Cayenne, and X5), but none of those fit our family needs and ended up in the shop often... Enter the Toyota Sequoia. The first one I purchased was a 2005 SR5 which had all the high end options: leather, sunroof, 4WD, towing package (Navigation and DVD excluded). At 180,000 the car was going strong and unfortunately ended up in a wreck. Everyone survived and rear airbags did their job all the way to the 3rd row. Upon searching for a new car, we went on Test Drove other brands (maintenance were a concern) and decided on the trusted Sequoia(2016) and it has the 5.7 Liter Engine. I moved 1/5 of our home using a trailer and the truck towed easily with very good fuel economy. Leather Seats were added(they are heated) and I love it! Great safety features, strong brakes, sits high, sweet acceleration for a car this size and quiet on the highway! I enjoy jumping into the car and bluetooth recognizes my phone quickly. Yes, the Sequoia Tradition is Re-Invented in some aspects but it is still alive! You cannot go wrong here:) Buy with confidence!

We had a 4-runner before the Sequoia but needed more room. It is so easy to drive given how large it is. I will never go back to any other vehicle.

Everything is falling off of it. Junky tires- 5 Flat Tires in 10000 miles. Wind noise. Air bags quit. Roof Rubber comes off in car wash. Seats stain way easy just from everyday use. Had both front seats rebuilt in 5000 miles. Battery quit at 7000 miles. Left us stranded, not good. Over all a trash heap of a car. No more Toyotas for my wife and I … Hello Chrysler...