Used 2020 Toyota Highlander for Sale nearManassas, VA

It’s well-equipped, comfortable, and family-friendly SUV with strong safety tech, a smooth ride, and premium touches (thanks to the platinum trim) like a panoramic moonroof, leather seating, and 12” touchscreen. Its V6 offers solid power and decent fuel efficiency for a 3-row SUV, and overall it feels modern, quiet, and refined. It’s a great value if you want a reliable, upscale daily driver! The main thing it’s missing is more usable third-row and cargo space. The 3rd row is tight for adults and cargo behind it is limited. Otherwise, it’s a strong all-around pick and fits exactly what I was looking for. I would compare this to the Kia Telluride, Hyundai Palisade, Honda Pilot, and the Ford Explorer.

Most comfortable riding vehicle that we have ever purchased. Great features and a great looking vehicle as well.

Absolutely love this car. Great comfortable family vehicle with plenty of space, and features

The ride was smooth, the Highlander is quick and very quiet. I loved many of the features it had, like the posted speed limit on the instrument cluster. What really disappointed me was the passenger seat comfort. The seat bottom only adjusts fron-to-rear, not up or down so I wasn’t as comfortable in it as I was the Hyundai Palisade or the Kia Telluride. It’s still a really good vehicle.

The 2020 Toyota Highlander XLE drives great!! Very smooth ride and great acceleration. I loved how it could turn tight corners, like when pulling out onto a 4-lane road. A lot of great features. The sound system was ok, but realized it wasnt that great after comparing it to the 2021 Limited with JBL speakers. Wish it had the nicer sound system. There were two things I was very disappointed in. The seats seemed rather shallow, compared to the seats in my 2012 Limited Highlander. My friend and I both felt like we were sliding off the edge of the front seats. Does Toyota think that Americans are getting smaller? The other thing was that the visors were not long enough to come all the way out to the edge of the windshield. There was at least a two inch gap between the outside edge of the visor and the outside edge of the windshield!! What the heck were they thinking! Driving toward the sun in the late afternoon was terrible because the sun was in my eyes and there was nothing I could do about it. Again, my 2012 Highlander has this one beat because the visor is plenty long enough. What a stupid place to try to save a buck! Those two things have me looking at other vehicles because I dont want to settle for something that is uncomfortable, and when you pay 40K for a vehicle, it better be good in every aspect!