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2005 Toyota Highlander Overview

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Trims

Base
Base AWD
Avg. Price: $12,875
Base V6
Avg. Price: $11,353
Base V6 AWD
24 national listings
Avg. Price: $11,018
Limited V6
Avg. Price: $12,691
Limited V6 AWD
Avg. Price: $14,181

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4.65 stars

Based on 12 reviews

Best Suv In The Market For Mpg, Comfort,reliability by spradlin
 — This is my first used car purchase. I researched for a month on this purchase. Once I test drove this suv I was hooked. The comfort of the Limited gives you a Lexus feel. The handling reminds me an Au... Read More
Couldn't Ask For A Better Used Vehicle by bamd94
 — Very comfortable leather interior, steering and braking took some getting used to after driving a Tacoma for 10 years. The Highlander handles more like a car than a SUV or Crossover SUV. Much better... Read More
Great Little Suv. by Hawkeye2012
 — Overall the Highlander preformed alot better than I expected. Good fuel mileage and plenty of power when you needed it. The only bad thing I could say, is that servicing the front brakes will be a maj... Read More

2005 Toyota Highlander Overview

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Based on 12 reviews

2005 Toyota Highlander

The Toyota Highlander did not change much for 2005. Several features that were once options became standard, such as a roof rack and remote keyless entry.

The 2005 Toyota Highlander is available in two trims, the Standard and the Limited. Both are available with 4WD and 2WD with a four-cylinder or V6 engine. The 2.4-liter inline-4 comes standard, with 160 horsepower. The 3.3-liter, 230 horsepower V6 is optional on the base Highlander and standard on the Limited. Fuel economy is about 20/24 mpg. The 2005 Highlander is available as a five-passenger or seven-passenger vehicle.

Drivers love the 2005 Toyota Highlander for its dependability, smooth ride, and good safety ratings. However, many drivers complain that the car is a little boring in both looks and the way it handles. Owners of the 2005 Highlander also say that the third-row seat is only suited for very young children.

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Cost $11,889 Average Instant Market Value $11,536 Average Instant Market Value $14,193 Average Instant Market Value
Gas Mileage (highway) 25 20 20
Horsepower 160 255 245
Crash Test Rating 5 5 4
Cargo Volume (cu. ft.) 39.7 15.9 42.1
Front Leg Room (inches) 40.7 41.4 41.7

Toyota Highlander Questions

Herman01
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Oil Light On. Car Stalls Out.

Checked the oil it is fine. Oil light stays on and the car stalls out. Timing belt changed at 89,. Now has 92,.

90 views with 2 answers (last answer 3 months ago)
Billiebrown
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Same Question...didn't Get Complete Answer.

Since my headlights go off automatically when I cut the ignition off , do I need to also turn the headlights off manually as my son-in-law says? If yes, then please explain why. Thank you very mu...

44 views with 2 answers (last answer 5 months ago)
Billiebrown
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Does Not Cutting My Headlights Off Manually When I Turn The Car Off Effect ...

The battery died Sat...I think someone left door slightly ajar, but my son-in-law thinks its because I didn't cut the lights off manually....I always operate the car with headlights on.

121 views with 1 answer (last answer 5 months ago)
Annette Brett Valdepeña Stenson
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How Many Quarts Of Transmission Fluid Will I Need To Replace In A 2005 Toyo...

224 views with 1 answer (last answer 7 months ago)
Jdemarco1086
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How Do You Shut Off The Maintenace Light?

2005 Toyota highlander

114 views with 1 answer (last answer 9 months ago)