Great review! We owned a 2014 Highlander Limited and loved it. The fact that they took away the separate opening rear glass is a huge bummer. That was a great feature.
Love my 2019. It has 22,500 miles on it and it's paid for. Also, I trust the 8spd transmission over the CVT. Yes, the newer electronics/navigation would be nice, and the 2020+ does handle road noise better. Still, I'll keep mine. It looks like a man's car.
I love the hybrid version because it’s the modern way of transportation. 35 mpg for such a big vehicle is very impressive and never have to worry about range anxiety nor to deal with nightly charging.
Excellent review, the little push I needed to decide on the 2020 Highlander over a Mazda CX-9. Goodbye to my "old and faitful lady" RAV4! Toyota will be always Toyota!
Great video. Im pretty far down the rabbit hole on these highlanders and i think you just helped me decide. Not enough difference to make me go new models and not having the rear window opening is a deal breaker. Thank you.
No rear opening glass is a complete disqualification for my family's use. Just last night at the drive in opening the rear door while packed to capacity would have been an avalanche. Might as well go GX460 and get a bulletproof drive train and nicer interior.
The new Highlander is nice, but the previous generation Highlander is still very good as well! If fuel economy is a concern then the new Highlander hybrid is a great option, Toyota's hybrid technology works great and is reliable.
The rear glass feature is imperative than the whole tailgate. For safety reasons by the time the tailgate opens the person is mugged, robbed, kidnapped, stabbed, shoved into the back with these quickdraw robbers. Its longer in length, still the 3rd row people can't fit.
Great video. I will keep our 2016 with the 6 speed transmission as opposed to the 8. Huge toyota fan, but the unnecessary changes being pushed for fuel economy are getting rediculous.
Great comparison review since I'm in the market for this car. But I don't want to eat the depreciation on a new car so I'm thinking of a 2018/19 model year.
I still have my 2004 highlander with now problems NOW Toyota is sending me emails and letters to buy a new one for a great price but with the layoffs and COVID 19 going on I'm happy with my car LOL!
I have a 2006 limited V6 made in Japan with over 170k miles never had a problem other than minor things. Engine runs smooth and quiet. Very comfortable suspension. If I buy a new vehicle again it will definitely be a Toyota or a Lexus.
I'm having trouble justifying trading in our Highlander (we call them Kluger in Australia) for the new one which has yet to be released here. Ours is a 2010 model with 120k km on it. Runs and looks like brand new still. The new one does look nice though. Great video and best wishes from Brisbane, Queensland.
That’s a big jump from 2010 though so wouldn’t be too bad. That being said, if your current one is doing everything you want then if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it😜. Hope all is well down under. 🦘
I have a ‘15 Limited AWD: pano roof, heated/cooled seats, heated steering wheel, HID headlights, auto high beams, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, automatic tailgate, and so much for FOR LESS THAN HALF THE COST and it will go to 250k miles. No question which to get.
I traded in my 2011 Highlander for a 2018 Highlander and have regretted it everyday for the past 2.4 years! I really want to give the 2020 a chance but am gun-shy. This was a great video. Going to go test drive the 2020 because you mentioned better suspension which is one of the things I absolute hate in the 2018. Thank you!
Go for it. I have the 2021 and the suspension is impressive. I have the XSE trim with sportier tuned suspension and it handles turns at high speeds extremely well and very responsive. I have no regrets upgrading.
The new one has that crappy stop start motor turning off stuff. It also has a eight speed transmission which I think has more issues than the old transmission. I love my 2016. The last year they had before they had the turn off the motor feature. It also has a six speed transmission that is rocksolid
Most cars with auto start stop you can turn it off if you don’t want to. I find myself turning it off sometimes in the summer when it’s really hot since when it’s off, it reduces the AC performance as well.
@@EverydayReviews2022 - Pushing a button every time you start your car so that it doesn’t do that it’s not exactly convenient. From what I’ve heard you have to do it every time the car is started… If I owned one of these cars that be the first thing I’ll figure out how to disable
I traded in my ‘19 Highlander for a ‘21 Highlander. No regrets the ‘21 Platinum is awesome! I love the car! The adaptive cruise control, the safety sense 2.5. The 12.3 screen, Waze…heated steering wheel…cooled and heated seats in the front…..the 8 speed has been refined too so no worries there. I plan on keeping it. I got the 10 year/ 125,000 zero deductible platinum warranty on it just in case. Great car…go for it!
Agree like the older Highlander. More rugged it, more SUV, more room in the inside. The new felt small and not that impressive. Older one seems more SUV like
Nice job ..Bought the 2019 Platinum gas last year (love it) but part of me wishes I would have waited for the 2021 version not the new 2020 (always skip the first year of a new model change is my motto,let them get the glitches out ) I didn't want to wait 2 years for a new vehicle.
I bought a 2017 Highlander LTD ,it was the new redesigned Highlander , NEVER and I mean never did I have an issue ,did all the required maintenance and just drove it . I just ordered a 2020 Highlander Platinum , I have no issues with it being a first year redesign . ..........It's a Toyota , nuff said .
I have a 2017 top trim hybrid and it's been running smooth. The only issue is actually the dumb Entune 2.0 head unit, it has poor software and limited features, especially no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto support. I ended up replacing the head unit with an aftermarket 10.2 inch touch screen unit running Android system, with CarPlay support. Problem solved! Also installed LED bulbs for the headlights. Now the only thing I want on the new Highlander is the rear view mirror camera feature, but that's not enough reason for me to upgrade the whole car.
Get rid of the head unit and put in the latest Dasaita custom android head unit that pops right in perfect like it was from the factory. Had mine in my 2016 highlander for years now and best thing i upgraded 1000%. Basically get yourself a full tablet smartphone feature set in the car and just link it to connect to your phone as the hotspot for internet when in the car.
I definitely have to disagree that the front/rear view cameras are crisp on the new Highlander with 12.3" screen. Rear/front view camera displays clearly as low resolution on the large screen. It is clearly stretched to fit the screen size which is what makes it blurry (like watching a DVD on a 4k TV) because I think the native aspect ratio/resolutions of the cameras differ from the the display aspect ratio/resolution on the large screen making it look more stretched/blurry than it is. The top down view is nice and crisp though because it's correctly formatted. Birds eye view is sort of pointless (generally speaking too for other cars that have it), you can't even touch to move the cameras like in other vehicles that have this feature. Also the stitching of the view could be much better. Other manufacturers do this feature much much better. I generally think the infotainment could be better. Going to the larger screen means losing almost all physical HVAC buttons as they are now part of a menu called 'Multi-Operation Touch' which constantly uses up 1/3 of the screen depending on the side it is on. Because of that 'Multi-Operation Touch' , you are essentially back to an 8" screen. I love my 2022 Platinum, but I think Toyota really dropped the ball with the 12.3" version. I just pray that it is able to upgrade to the new OS coming out in the Tundra and subsequent other vehicles.
Thank you. Exelent review. Can you just clarify something please. Are you saying the 2020 drives allot better in terms of driving comfort and handling than the old one?
We had 2 Highlanders and a few other popular crossovers in its class. We love the Highlanders and only want Highlander as it’s the best in its class. RX350, Land Cruiser are better but not for $40K. Both of our Highlander SUVs drove past 300K miles just like a walk in the park. Toyota after sales support, parts logistics and dealers network are the best in business.
Toyota should have a slightly smaller boxier version without the 3rd row, keep the rear glass window that pops open and with the saving on the weight of the car, increase the mileage to 40mpg. The 2007 Highlander was the best. Lastly, with the global warming and 100 degree weather, I want top trims with cloth seat. I don't want to burn my buns after 20 minutes of grocery shopping.
The new Highlander side bump looks bloated like swollen ankles. Also old Highlander touchscreen display was integrated in the dash, whereas new one seems to be very pretentious and glued on.
Bought a 2019 left over in January, didn't like the 2020, looks to much like a subaru. very happy with the SE package, I don't need anything more luxurious like the platinum, more electronics = more problems. great SUV, extremely reliable , I had a 2017 Nissan murano, what a pos, traded it in the Highlander.
Who designs these cars? Why would Toyota messed with things like removing the opening rear window or the bigger center console? The former is a deal breaker for me.
exterior goes to 2012 - 2029 model and exterior to 2020 and above. however exterior of older ones are not that bad, as a new be in US, i will go with older model
60 mm is just 6cm, oh and my.2014 is paid for which makes allot more attractive then the new bent tin on the new one. You also removed that handy dash shelf and the rear pop open back glass. Keep your big butt Highlander!
Everyday Reviews : Oh yes, I learnt he joined another very popular channel (whoops! Forgot the name. Sorry). I wish you two to come together and one more time. I just keep watching old episodes given we have so much time in hand during lockdown. Hope you and your family is safe. Love your channel 😊😊😊
Why is every reviewer forgetting about a very important winter feature , the wash feature for the outside camera lenses , no one has mentioned this feature in any Highlander reviews!
@@EverydayReviews2022 it's a small rectangular plastic spout aimed at the front and back camera eye. I saw this feature on the LTD and Platinum Highlander (2020) at the dealership ....in Ontario Canada .
Good to know. I just checked. Yes there’s a small rectangular box by the rear but none for the front. Good feature agreed. I’d still rather have a hidden camera like in some VW and Mercedes models. Camera always stays clean. Thanks
@@EverydayReviews2022 unfortunately the issue with those is they tend to freeze in winter disabling the feature , great idea unless you live in central Ontario !
The 4th gen has the same engine and tranny as the 3rd gen 2017 and Same Hp.. but the 4th gen is heavier since its bigger and bigger rims..therefore the 3rd gen 2017 and up is a bit faster in my openion. And the back hatch doors to me is very useful when I just want to pop my bags in real quick.
We bought a 2014 Highlander Limited AWD...the headunit/stereo is just plain awful (Did anyone even test drive this car before production?? Talk about glare on the screen, wow I can barely see it mid day....tone and bass controls reset on their own and now it it shutting on and off randomly. Multiple visits to the dealer with no fixes over 2 years... Never thought I would need an extended warranty on a Toyota, but so glad I bought one as I have one year left to get it fixed. Rear hatch lift motor had to be replaced, and since then it moves really slow...I expected better from Toyota. Just bought a new Kia Telluride SXP and we will see how that works out...but so far loving it.
I have a question for you if you could answer , can your left elbow rest on the arm rest in the driver side & does the height adjustment make a difference in that ?? Appreciate it thanks !!
@@christophergreene7027 oh ok ! Ya that's a problem! Makes you wonder who designed that ? I haven't had a chance to go sit in one & look at anything, I'm wondering if I could find arm rest accessories that would work ? I appreciate the reply back ! Thanks
@@christophergreene7027 also I see they make a window arm rest , does your elbow rest on the upper part of the window sill , like when you put the window down all the way, if your arm can rest on that part of the door ?
Stay away from hybrid if your going to keep it for more then 10 years. I keep my vehicles for 15+ years. I’ve only heard bad things on hybrids with longevity.
What has things have you heard? There are literally millions of Prius taxi and Uber drivers that have no issues for him dress if thousands of kms. I talk to so many Uber drivers that have bought used Toyota hybrids and driven for way more miles than the average persons drives because it’s the lowest cost of operation and maintenance is even reduced due to regen braking. Just curious what problems people are having. Our Highlander hybrid will be 8 years old and it’s been super solid.
You guys doing good job on physical distancing.
Doing our best :)))
😂😂😂😂 I'm killed dead
Great review! We owned a 2014 Highlander Limited and loved it. The fact that they took away the separate opening rear glass is a huge bummer. That was a great feature.
I wish the door was not automatic. Takes forever for no reason. I can Lift a door. 😆
@@djkenny1202 nope i like the auto open door it’s better
@@FroggyplayzTyyy can you opt for a lower end one without it?
Love my 2019. It has 22,500 miles on it and it's paid for. Also, I trust the 8spd transmission over the CVT. Yes, the newer electronics/navigation would be nice, and the 2020+ does handle road noise better. Still, I'll keep mine. It looks like a man's car.
I LOVE MINDS I have 2019 le only has 39,000 on it love it
I love the hybrid version because it’s the modern way of transportation. 35 mpg for such a big vehicle is very impressive and never have to worry about range anxiety nor to deal with nightly charging.
Excellent review, the little push I needed to decide on the 2020 Highlander over a Mazda CX-9. Goodbye to my "old and faitful lady" RAV4! Toyota will be always Toyota!
I think it is really informative and unique to have a debate between the old and new Guy.
Telluride and palaside are good but the question is how long u can use it...highlander hybrid is my option less issue and best fuel economy
i wish 3.5 hybrid and not 2.5
Great video. Im pretty far down the rabbit hole on these highlanders and i think you just helped me decide. Not enough difference to make me go new models and not having the rear window opening is a deal breaker. Thank you.
Best review I’ve seen on the new 4th gen Toyota Highlander. I love the unique doppelgänger idea.
This is just awesome...most of us domesticated people are more concerned abt utilities like back door, center closet than sensors & traction control
No rear opening glass is a complete disqualification for my family's use. Just last night at the drive in opening the rear door while packed to capacity would have been an avalanche. Might as well go GX460 and get a bulletproof drive train and nicer interior.
The new Highlander is nice, but the previous generation Highlander is still very good as well! If fuel economy is a concern then the new Highlander hybrid is a great option, Toyota's hybrid technology works great and is reliable.
The rear glass feature is imperative than the whole tailgate. For safety reasons by the time the tailgate opens the person is mugged, robbed, kidnapped, stabbed, shoved into the back with these quickdraw robbers. Its longer in length, still the 3rd row people can't fit.
Great video. I will keep our 2016 with the 6 speed transmission as opposed to the 8. Huge toyota fan, but the unnecessary changes being pushed for fuel economy are getting rediculous.
At least SUVs have engineering apart from this obsession with fuel economy. I’m so sick of this climate change religion these people are lunatics
Great comparison review since I'm in the market for this car. But I don't want to eat the depreciation on a new car so I'm thinking of a 2018/19 model year.
I will trade 5 new features of the new one just for that rear glass that lifts!
why? i've never once thought i needed that
@@chriss6356 Why? Because it is a feature I use often in my current vehicle.
I will keep my 2016 Highlander LTD Platinum AWD. It has 110K miles and still runs very well. Maybe 2024 or 2025 when the Grand Highlander comes out.
I still have my 2004 highlander with now problems NOW Toyota is sending me emails and letters to buy a new one for a great price but with the layoffs and COVID 19 going on I'm happy with my car LOL!
BROD PITT me too my 2006 doing fine
I have a 2006 limited V6 made in Japan with over 170k miles never had a problem other than minor things. Engine runs smooth and quiet. Very comfortable suspension. If I buy a new vehicle again it will definitely be a Toyota or a Lexus.
I would not take on a loan. Keep it. For Sure. Toyota makes cars to keep.
The rear of the previous model looks better especially with the LED design in the tail light.
Trade it in with its high resale value. The safety sense 2.0 alone, is worth it.
2.5 safety sense in the ‘21
I like the new design better, looks less like a mini van! But still love my faithful 2016 🥰
I'm having trouble justifying trading in our Highlander (we call them Kluger in Australia) for the new one which has yet to be released here. Ours is a 2010 model with 120k km on it. Runs and looks like brand new still. The new one does look nice though. Great video and best wishes from Brisbane, Queensland.
That’s a big jump from 2010 though so wouldn’t be too bad. That being said, if your current one is doing everything you want then if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it😜. Hope all is well down under. 🦘
If you're looking to sell your 2010 highlander, I am interested.
I have a ‘15 Limited AWD: pano roof, heated/cooled seats, heated steering wheel, HID headlights, auto high beams, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, automatic tailgate, and so much for FOR LESS THAN HALF THE COST and it will go to 250k miles. No question which to get.
You lost me at no brainer to get a hybrid. With the long term cost of repairs, and minimal $$ savings in fuel, it’s a no brainer to go with the V6.
I had a 2016 and just got a 2020 Limited. Love it! I opted for the Bench seats because I don't like the cup holder in the captain chair one.
I opted for bench seat well. With captain seats, you only can fit 4 adults as the 3rd row is pretty much useless.
The one thing about the new body style is that rear swoop / flare, just cant seem to get past it.
I traded in my 2011 Highlander for a 2018 Highlander and have regretted it everyday for the past 2.4 years! I really want to give the 2020 a chance but am gun-shy. This was a great video. Going to go test drive the 2020 because you mentioned better suspension which is one of the things I absolute hate in the 2018. Thank you!
Go for it. I have the 2021 and the suspension is impressive. I have the XSE trim with sportier tuned suspension and it handles turns at high speeds extremely well and very responsive. I have no regrets upgrading.
What's wrong with your 2018?
Only now do I find the Highlander compelling Good review
The new one has that crappy stop start motor turning off stuff. It also has a eight speed transmission which I think has more issues than the old transmission. I love my 2016. The last year they had before they had the turn off the motor feature. It also has a six speed transmission that is rocksolid
Most cars with auto start stop you can turn it off if you don’t want to. I find myself turning it off sometimes in the summer when it’s really hot since when it’s off, it reduces the AC performance as well.
@@EverydayReviews2022 - Pushing a button every time you start your car so that it doesn’t do that it’s not exactly convenient. From what I’ve heard you have to do it every time the car is started… If I owned one of these cars that be the first thing I’ll figure out how to disable
Perfect video at the right time for me... Great informative video and meaningful review :) Keep up the good work.
It's nice but I'll keep my 2015 82k and it's been flawless. Almost paid for don't want to spend another 45 grand.
Smart.
All time high prices for used cars these day. Maybe worth a look. The ‘21 Highlander is awesome!
I traded in my ‘19 Highlander for a ‘21 Highlander. No regrets the ‘21 Platinum is awesome! I love the car! The adaptive cruise control, the safety sense 2.5. The 12.3 screen, Waze…heated steering wheel…cooled and heated seats in the front…..the 8 speed has been refined too so no worries there. I plan on keeping it. I got the 10 year/ 125,000 zero deductible platinum warranty on it just in case. Great car…go for it!
How much was that warranty?
Agree like the older Highlander. More rugged it, more SUV, more room in the inside. The new felt small and not that impressive. Older one seems more SUV like
those “trays” toyota provides are so so cool.
Great review!!! What dashboard camera will you recommend?
Nice job ..Bought the 2019 Platinum gas last year (love it) but part of me wishes I would have waited for the 2021 version not the new 2020 (always skip the first year of a new model change is my motto,let them get the glitches out ) I didn't want to wait 2 years for a new vehicle.
I bought a 2017 Highlander LTD ,it was the new redesigned Highlander , NEVER and I mean never did I have an issue ,did all the required maintenance and just drove it . I just ordered a 2020 Highlander Platinum , I have no issues with it being a first year redesign . ..........It's a Toyota , nuff said .
I’ll keep my 3rd gen until the 5th gen comes out 😃🤭 great review!
Tim Roach ill keep my 16 limited until 22-24 limited platinum comes out, not a fan of rav4 like front grille
I have a 2017 top trim hybrid and it's been running smooth. The only issue is actually the dumb Entune 2.0 head unit, it has poor software and limited features, especially no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto support. I ended up replacing the head unit with an aftermarket 10.2 inch touch screen unit running Android system, with CarPlay support. Problem solved! Also installed LED bulbs for the headlights. Now the only thing I want on the new Highlander is the rear view mirror camera feature, but that's not enough reason for me to upgrade the whole car.
Get rid of the head unit and put in the latest Dasaita custom android head unit that pops right in perfect like it was from the factory. Had mine in my 2016 highlander for years now and best thing i upgraded 1000%. Basically get yourself a full tablet smartphone feature set in the car and just link it to connect to your phone as the hotspot for internet when in the car.
Ironically the android head unit i put in a few years ago is still more advanced than whatever toyota is putting in their cars today.
I definitely have to disagree that the front/rear view cameras are crisp on the new Highlander with 12.3" screen. Rear/front view camera displays clearly as low resolution on the large screen. It is clearly stretched to fit the screen size which is what makes it blurry (like watching a DVD on a 4k TV) because I think the native aspect ratio/resolutions of the cameras differ from the the display aspect ratio/resolution on the large screen making it look more stretched/blurry than it is. The top down view is nice and crisp though because it's correctly formatted. Birds eye view is sort of pointless (generally speaking too for other cars that have it), you can't even touch to move the cameras like in other vehicles that have this feature. Also the stitching of the view could be much better. Other manufacturers do this feature much much better. I generally think the infotainment could be better. Going to the larger screen means losing almost all physical HVAC buttons as they are now part of a menu called 'Multi-Operation Touch' which constantly uses up 1/3 of the screen depending on the side it is on. Because of that 'Multi-Operation Touch' , you are essentially back to an 8" screen. I love my 2022 Platinum, but I think Toyota really dropped the ball with the 12.3" version. I just pray that it is able to upgrade to the new OS coming out in the Tundra and subsequent other vehicles.
Excellent work guys! Thank you.
This is the video I was searching for!!
I think the new Platinum V6 with the luggage tan interior is calling your name. (Brian Brian Brian.)
Hey Brian, let me know when you want to get rid of your 14? I may still be interested.
They should have made it plug in with atleast 50 miles of EV range
I know. I’ve been saying this forever. It is coming though, just taking too long.
There is the hybrid version out, it's not a plug in though its regenative breaking
WAITING :) Just hope it retains 3rd seat.
Nice video and very interisting!!. But I'll keep my limited platinum 2018!!.. really great
Thank you. Exelent review. Can you just clarify something please. Are you saying the 2020 drives allot better in terms of driving comfort and handling than the old one?
Great video and owsome cars. The only wish for the 14 highlander is the screen updates that's all.
Yeah Apple CarPlay and Android auto would be nice to have in ours.
Beauty of the Aftermarket
We had 2 Highlanders and a few other popular crossovers in its class. We love the Highlanders and only want Highlander as it’s the best in its class. RX350, Land Cruiser are better but not for $40K. Both of our Highlander SUVs drove past 300K miles just like a walk in the park. Toyota after sales support, parts logistics and dealers network are the best in business.
Yup, they’re pretty solid vehicles to own. Not the most exciting to drive but gets the job done day in and day out with no surprises.
What year highlanders did u own?
Great video indeed, awesome editing👍
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks
9 seconds is sooo long to wait for the rear hatch to open. Lol kumon man LMAO
I know the new one is better but I still love the old one for it's structure. Please is the old one still fuel efficient
Toyota should have a slightly smaller boxier version without the 3rd row, keep the rear glass window that pops open and with the saving on the weight of the car, increase the mileage to 40mpg. The 2007 Highlander was the best.
Lastly, with the global warming and 100 degree weather, I want top trims with cloth seat. I don't want to burn my buns after 20 minutes of grocery shopping.
The new Highlander side bump looks bloated like swollen ankles. Also old Highlander touchscreen display was integrated in the dash, whereas new one seems to be very pretentious and glued on.
I wish I could buy V6 Hybrid. I went with gas, not with i4 “BS”
rear glass is also ….
BUT old Hylander smells .
Bought a 2019 left over in January, didn't like the 2020, looks to much like a subaru. very happy with the SE package, I don't need anything more luxurious like the platinum, more electronics = more problems. great SUV, extremely reliable , I had a 2017 Nissan murano, what a pos, traded it in the Highlander.
You are so right about the electronics. It is the secret story of costly Toyota failures.
Lol murano is not a pos. I had one for 3 years. Amazing car. Not sure what you’re referring too
The rear glass not opening was a BAD decision by Toyota
Excellent review, I have a 2015 NX200t now considering trading it for a 2020 Highlander, no Lexus badge but more practical, would you agree?
A lot more room than your NX as well.
Fantastic review. The video edits are awesome.
Great video! Thanks for sharing this information 🙇🏻♂️👍🏼
We traded our 2018 Highlander XLE for the 2020 Highlander XLE.....What a difference. Love the new one
Great review! I like the comparison.
Thanks 🙏
Bravo for 4K. Keep it up!
Thanks 🙏
Who designs these cars? Why would Toyota messed with things like removing the opening rear window or the bigger center console? The former is a deal breaker for me.
you can have my 2019, was told it needs a transmissom. $10, 324, hope someone can rebuild it
New licence plate really looks good. Don't know why they couldn't fix the problem.
Only missing some side sliding doors.
exterior goes to 2012 - 2029 model and exterior to 2020 and above. however exterior of older ones are not that bad, as a new be in US, i will go with older model
The 2020 Platinum is more limited then the 2014 Limited! Did you pawn the back seat video system?
60 mm is just 6cm, oh and my.2014 is paid for which makes allot more attractive then the new bent tin on the new one. You also removed that handy dash shelf and the rear pop open back glass. Keep your big butt Highlander!
Have you stopped doing “Sweet and Sour” channel?
Yes and no. Zack has taken on a whole bunch of new projects so hasn’t had any time for new Sweet n Sours at this time.
Everyday Reviews : Oh yes, I learnt he joined another very popular channel (whoops! Forgot the name. Sorry). I wish you two to come together and one more time. I just keep watching old episodes given we have so much time in hand during lockdown. Hope you and your family is safe. Love your channel 😊😊😊
Thanks and hope you’re staying safe!
I have the 2021 but the 2019 was nice too.
Why is every reviewer forgetting about a very important winter feature , the wash feature for the outside camera lenses , no one has mentioned this feature in any Highlander reviews!
Hmmm. I did t even know that. I just went outside to check it. Is it just for the rear camera? I don’t see any washer jets near them.
@@EverydayReviews2022 it's a small rectangular plastic spout aimed at the front and back camera eye. I saw this feature on the LTD and Platinum Highlander (2020) at the dealership ....in Ontario Canada .
Good to know. I just checked. Yes there’s a small rectangular box by the rear but none for the front. Good feature agreed. I’d still rather have a hidden camera like in some VW and Mercedes models. Camera always stays clean. Thanks
@@EverydayReviews2022 unfortunately the issue with those is they tend to freeze in winter disabling the feature , great idea unless you live in central Ontario !
Haha, west coast here so no problem with them getting stuck with the rain 😁
Wouldn't call that Rearview Camera Crisp. Maybe Toyota should take a hint from FCA, Mercedes, and BMW.
Hi Brian, Have you drove the new hybrid highlander? I'm wondering how it compares to your v6 hybrid?
The 4th gen has the same engine and tranny as the 3rd gen 2017 and Same Hp.. but the 4th gen is heavier since its bigger and bigger rims..therefore the 3rd gen 2017 and up is a bit faster in my openion. And the back hatch doors to me is very useful when I just want to pop my bags in real quick.
After that intro say no more
I will like the video
We bought a 2014 Highlander Limited AWD...the headunit/stereo is just plain awful (Did anyone even test drive this car before production?? Talk about glare on the screen, wow I can barely see it mid day....tone and bass controls reset on their own and now it it shutting on and off randomly. Multiple visits to the dealer with no fixes over 2 years... Never thought I would need an extended warranty on a Toyota, but so glad I bought one as I have one year left to get it fixed. Rear hatch lift motor had to be replaced, and since then it moves really slow...I expected better from Toyota. Just bought a new Kia Telluride SXP and we will see how that works out...but so far loving it.
I have a 2009 toyota highlander hybrid and it good but giveing me issue now so I think I wanna get the new 2022 tundra or the new highlander
I just Love your two man (twin brother's) 🤭 😂 🤣 🤪 👍
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Toyota! When can you fix the muffler pipe that hang underneath the car? It’s so annoying every time I drove behind the toyota or nissan.
Great comparison 👍
New technology inside with old ass interior light bulbs. Very nice
keep both!!
Each is good in their own ways :)
Why not do the 17-18 Highlander v6 that already has an 8spd auto vs 2020. 14-16 models is a no brainier
8 speed is a junk, my brother's 2018 has been in a shop at least 6 times.
Excellent comparison! Subscriced :)
Brilliant ideas of review,,,,,,,,like it, ,,,,,perfect......
the fact: zero issues. Confirmed.
What's with the visible U-shaped exhaust pipe on the new one?
I have a question for you if you could answer , can your left elbow rest on the arm rest in the driver side & does the height adjustment make a difference in that ?? Appreciate it thanks !!
No, for me. I'm 6 feet tall and with the driver seat in the lowest position the door armrest is still way too low to rest my arm on.
@@christophergreene7027 oh ok ! Ya that's a problem! Makes you wonder who designed that ? I haven't had a chance to go sit in one & look at anything, I'm wondering if I could find arm rest accessories that would work ? I appreciate the reply back ! Thanks
@@christophergreene7027 also I see they make a window arm rest , does your elbow rest on the upper part of the window sill , like when you put the window down all the way, if your arm can rest on that part of the door ?
Great comparison. I’m looking for the quietest ride. Is the new one quieter on the highway? Also, how does it compare to the telluride? Thanks
Telluride ia better
Only 2 AC vents in the dashboard?
No there’s 4 the other 2 are under the climate control
Stay away from hybrid if your going to keep it for more then 10 years. I keep my vehicles for 15+ years. I’ve only heard bad things on hybrids with longevity.
What has things have you heard? There are literally millions of Prius taxi and Uber drivers that have no issues for him dress if thousands of kms. I talk to so many Uber drivers that have bought used Toyota hybrids and driven for way more miles than the average persons drives because it’s the lowest cost of operation and maintenance is even reduced due to regen braking. Just curious what problems people are having. Our Highlander hybrid will be 8 years old and it’s been super solid.
" I’ve only heard bad things on hybrids...." thank you for your opinion, but that's not really rooted in facts and data now, is it?
What the gas mileage in the winter?
Great review!
Get rid of 3rd row, shorten by 5 inches, and chrome delete like XSE version.
G-Force that makes no sense.
Sounds u r describing a rav 4
Why there's big gaps on the side of the hood by the fenders?
Nice! 2 auto is very good!
Nice review.
2020 highlander has an awfu transmission. 8 speed automatic is just bad. Also lots of wind noise issues. Not that happy with mine