2016 Toyota Highlander XLE AWD and 2017 Highlander SE Debut - LoyalDriven

There's a lot to love about Toyota's Highlander. From the family-friendly third-row seating to near-luxury feel in the cabin coupled with a dynamic driving experience and that silky-smooth 270hp 3.5L V6. XLE represents the best-selling, most-popular trim level for Highlander and this video will share just about all you need to know on it including news about the 2017 Highlander SE.

[@domoandash8438]

dad lets get this one

[@supracupra1623]

Nice review

[@LoyalDriven]

Thanks very much!

[@Chomper454]

Does the highlander have a xenon/led option or is it only halogen?

[@LoyalDriven]

Andrew Truong unfortunately no grades of Highlander offer xenon, HID or LED. The DRLs are LED on Limited grade but headlights are still halogen.

[@thonysavio9197]

i just bought a 2016 toyota hihlander xle ,and one of my complaints are the side review mirrors ,especually onnthe passenger side ,the side mirror blocks lots of my vision ability i have really to pay attention when im making a left turn,it blocks my view ,is it a way to change the review mirrors ,might not be a problem for others ,but for me im not happy with it,second thing is the gas,it sucks it up so fast,but anyway dont know what im going to do with it.not a happy costumer.

[@LoyalDriven]

Odd, I don't recall having side view or blind spot issues in the Highlander...nor gas issues (in relation to miles per gallon)...although I drive a Tacoma so anything is likely better than that, LOL.

[@xxXrichmanXxx]

same problem here, the sideview mirrors are huge and block your view.

[@sengleeyang]

Antonino Sacaffidi same here.

[@unstoppableking2356]

If you cant afford to buy gas for your suv you should buy a car with a small engine.. Secondly if you're a small person in height don't buy a truck or a suv...buy a car thats small for your size ..

[@unstoppableking2356]

@@xxXrichmanXxx if the side view mirror or huge well there's no problem then lol...you just have to adjust the mirror to baby size...lol...

[@s6nk11]

Just got our 2016 HL XLE AWD a week ago. My question is how do u properly Break in the new engine?

[@LoyalDriven]

If your owner's manual doesn't indicate proper break-in, ask your dealer. It varies by engine and manufacturer. Most folks follow the 3,000 mile rule, keeping revs low, etc. But, personally...I follow the 1,000 mile rule for that.