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The 2023 Toyota Highlander is a spacious midsize family SUV with three rows of seating and room for up to eight passengers, offering excellent versatility and practicality. Its spacious interior, advanced safety features, and strong resale value make it a compelling choice in the competitive SUV market.
The new Toyota Highlander comes standard with a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers 265 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. Front-wheel drive is standard, with all-wheel drive optional in most trim levels. With standard front-wheel drive, the Toyota Highlander earns an EPA-estimated 22/29/25 MPG (City/Highway/Combined).1
With this much power underneath the hood, it’s no surprise the Toyota Highlander boasts a maximum 5,000-pound towing capacity when properly equipped. Trailer sway control comes standard to ensure a seamless hauling experience every time.
The new Toyota Highlander for sale offers a long list of standard and available features:
Discover what else the 2023 Toyota Highlander has to offer when you see it in person at our Toyota dealership! We can walk you through the different trim levels and help you choose the one that best fits your needs.
Toyota of Irving is the place to be when you’re looking for a new Toyota Highlander for sale near Dallas. Our inventory features plenty of Toyota Highlander AWD and FWD SUVs in a range of trims, configurations, and colors to explore.
Once you have explored the new Toyota Highlander options online, it’s time to come see them in person. Drop by our Toyota dealership in Irving, TX, any time to test drive the Toyota Highlander or Toyota Highlander Hybrid. Our team will give you the full rundown of this SUV’s features, performance, and specs.
If you find a model you like, consider taking advantage of our Toyota Highlander lease deals or finance specials. Our Toyota finance team will help you explore your options.
Check out the rest of our inventory, and you’ll find a range of other new Toyota cars for sale. Whether you’re interested in a Toyota 4Runner or a Toyota Camry, we have plenty of options to choose from.
The Toyota Highlander is designed to last many miles. Following the Toyota Highlander recommended service schedule is a great way to get the most miles possible. It prevents unnecessary wear and tear by replacing essential components at precise intervals. While total mileage will vary depending on care and driving habits, many drivers report their Highlander SUVs lasting 250,000 to 300,000 miles.
The new Toyota Highlander is made in the U.S. Assembly takes place in Princeton, Indiana, at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Inc. The factory produces approximately 400,000 vehicles per year, including the Toyota Highlander and Toyota Highlander Hybrid. The truck-based Toyota Sequoia SUV and practical Toyota Sienna minivan are also produced at this facility. If you have further questions about Toyota Highlander assembly, contact your local dealer.
The Toyota Highlander is 194.9 inches long, 68.1 inches tall, and 76 inches wide. It’s shorter than both the Toyota Sequoia and Toyota Sienna. However, the Toyota Highlander is 4.7 inches longer than the Toyota 4Runner. This places the 2023 Toyota Highlander in the midsize category among three-row SUVs. It’s more than long enough to accommodate its maximum capacity of eight passengers.
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1Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary for many reasons, including your vehicle’s condition and how/where you drive. See fueleconomy.gov.
