2015 Toyota Highlander

Beaver Direct Certified 2015 Toyota Highlander Limited Platinum Panoramic Roof, Ventilated Seats, Heated Second Row 3.5L V6 97,000 Miles Attitude Black Metallic over Ash Stock #T062701 Limited Platinum was the very top of the Highlander line, and the equipment that came with it is still the equipment people are shopping for. A panoramic moonroof running the length of the cabin. Heated and ventilated front seats - ventilated, which in a Georgia July is the feature you appreciate more than any other, and which even now is uncommon at this price. Heated second-row seats, so the people in back are not an afterthought. Driver's seat memory, perforated leather, three-zone climate control, a power liftgate, Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and a JBL premium audio system with navigation. In 2015 this was a genuinely expensive family SUV. The equipment did not get worse in the decade since. Only the price did. Under the hood is the 3.5-liter V6 - the engine that built this vehicle's reputation. 270 horsepower through a 6-speed automatic, naturally aspirated, no turbochargers, no intercooler, nothing exotic. Toyota's 3.5-liter V6 spent years on the industry's best-engines lists and earned a reputation among mechanics that very few engines ever earn. It is the reason people who own high-mileage Highlanders tend to keep them, and it is the honest context for the number on this odometer. Three rows, with the second row you actually want. Second-row captain's chairs create a clear walkway to the third row, so a child can climb back there without anybody folding a seat or unbuckling a car seat, and each middle-row passenger gets an armrest on both sides. It is the arrangement that quietly ends a whole category of argument, and paired with heated second-row seats it makes the middle of this vehicle a genuinely pleasant place to ride. The driver-assistance equipment was ahead of its time for the model year. Forward collision mitigation senses an impending impact with the vehicle ahead and acts to prevent or reduce it. Distance pacing cruise control holds your speed and your following distance, adjusting with traffic on its own - adaptive cruise in a 2015 family SUV was not a given, and on a four-hour drive it is the difference between arriving tired and arriving wrecked. Brake assist reads how fast the pedal is pressed, recognizes a panic stop, and applies full available braking power even when the driver did not push hard enough. There is a rear camera as well. Attitude Black Metallic over Ash is a combination that still looks right. A deep metallic black outside, and inside the light gray Ash interior rather than the black nearly everyone defaults to. Light interiors make a three-row cabin feel appreciably larger and brighter, and under a full-length panoramic roof the effect compounds. The inside of this Highlander feels like a much bigger vehicle than the outside suggests. Now let's be completely straight about the 97,000 miles. This is a 2015 with real distance on it, and the factory warranty ran out a long time ago. We are not going to soften that or let you discover it later. Here is the honest case: a Highlander with this V6 is a vehicle in the middle of its working life rather than near the end of it, and this particular one is the top trim with equipment that a newer, cheaper three-row simply will not have. The odometer set the price. The option sheet set the vehicle. If what your family needs is a genuinely loaded three-row SUV and what you have is a real budget, this is where those two things meet. Which is exactly why we want you to read the inspection. This Highlander went through our full reconditioning process, and you can request the complete inspection report at any time - before you drive it, before you sign anything. On a vehicle at this mileage