At a Glance
About This Vehicle
With no accidents reported and just 93,514 miles, low for a 2012, this Highlander SE pairs a 231-hp 3.5L V6 with four-wheel drive. It also has a third row, adaptive cruise control, a sunroof, heated front seats, heated mirrors, a backup camera and parking sensors. The power driver's seat has lumbar support.
It was previously Toyota Certified Pre-Owned and rides on brand-new tires. It suits a family that wants the extra row and four-wheel drive for snowy Santa Fe winters.
Highlights
- No accidents reported on the vehicle history report
- Just 93,514 miles, low for a 2012
- 231-hp 3.5L V6 with four-wheel drive
- Brand-new tires
- Previously Toyota Certified Pre-Owned
- Third row, adaptive cruise and heated front seats
Vehicle Details
Mileage
93,514 mi
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
4WD
Fuel Type
Gas
Fuel Economy
17 city / 22 hwy
Engine
3.5L V6 231 hp
Exterior
Gold
Vehicle History
Recent work
- Brand-new tires
About the model
The 2008–2013 Toyota Highlander
The 2008–2013 Highlander is a midsize crossover with room for up to seven, sold with a 270 hp V6, a 2.7-liter four-cylinder from 2009, or a Hybrid with 4WD-i. Every one has seven airbags and stability control, and the V6 can tow 5,000 lb with the tow package.
7 seats
Seating in three rows
95.4 cu ft
Max cargo, seats folded (Hybrid 94.1)
270 hp
Horsepower, 3.5L V6
5,000 lb
Towing, V6 with tow package
Capability1
270 hp 3.5-liter V6
This Highlander has the 3.5-liter V6 with 270 hp and a 5-speed automatic. It was sold with front-wheel drive or full-time 4WD, and with the tow package it is rated to pull 5,000 lb.
Safety3
Stability control on every one
Every one has Toyota's Star Safety System: stability and traction control plus anti-lock brakes with brake assist. From 2011, Smart Stop is standard too, cutting engine power if the brake and gas pedals are pressed together.
Seven airbags, curtains for all three rows
Every 2008–2013 Highlander has seven airbags, including a driver knee airbag and roll-sensing side curtains that cover all three rows.
Backup camera
This Highlander's record lists a backup camera. Toyota made it standard on the upper grades of this generation, with the picture on a 3.5-inch display or, on some 2013 grades, the Display Audio screen.
Space2
Third row, standard from 2011
From 2011 every Highlander has a 50/50 split third row that folds into the floor, for seven seats. For 2008–2010 it was standard on most V6 and Hybrid models, and the four-cylinder came with two rows and an optional third.
Second row: bench or captain's chairs
The 40/20/40 second row slides and reclines. Take out the Center Stow middle seat and you have two captain's chairs with a walk-through to the third row.
Tech1
Bluetooth hands-free calling
This Highlander's record lists Bluetooth. Toyota offered it with JBL audio early on, in the Tech Audio package with a USB port for 2011–2012, and with Display Audio, standard on most 2013 grades.
Good to know1
Timing chains, except the early Hybrid
The 2.7 and 3.5-liter engines use timing chains, with no scheduled belt job. The 2008–2010 Hybrid's 3.3 V6 has a belt Toyota says to replace at 90,000 miles or 108 months, so ask us what this car's records show.
Specs are the manufacturer's figures for this generation. Equipment varies by trim and year, so ask us about anything that matters to you on this exact car.
Features
Safety & Driver Assist
Technology
Comfort
Convenience
Performance
Wheels & Exterior
2012 Toyota Highlander
93,514 miles
Highlander SE V6 4WD, just 93,514 miles, no accidents reported
Mileage
93,514 miDrivetrain
4WDTransmission
AutomaticFuel economy (EPA)
17 city / 22 hwyFuel
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At a Glance
About
With no accidents reported and just 93,514 miles, low for a 2012, this Highlander SE pairs a 231-hp 3.5L V6 with four-wheel drive. It also has a third row, adaptive cruise control, a sunroof, heated front seats, heated mirrors, a backup camera and parking sensors. The power driver's seat has lumbar support.
It was previously Toyota Certified Pre-Owned and rides on brand-new tires. It suits a family that wants the extra row and four-wheel drive for snowy Santa Fe winters.
Highlights
- No accidents reported on the vehicle history report
- Just 93,514 miles, low for a 2012
- 231-hp 3.5L V6 with four-wheel drive
- Brand-new tires
- Previously Toyota Certified Pre-Owned
- Third row, adaptive cruise and heated front seats
Details
Mileage
93,514 mi
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
4WD
Fuel Type
Gas
Fuel Economy
17 city / 22 hwy
Engine
3.5L V6 231 hp
Exterior
Gold
Vehicle History
Recent work
- Brand-new tires
About the model
The 2008–2013 Toyota Highlander
The 2008–2013 Highlander is a midsize crossover with room for up to seven, sold with a 270 hp V6, a 2.7-liter four-cylinder from 2009, or a Hybrid with 4WD-i. Every one has seven airbags and stability control, and the V6 can tow 5,000 lb with the tow package.
7 seats
Seating in three rows
95.4 cu ft
Max cargo, seats folded (Hybrid 94.1)
270 hp
Horsepower, 3.5L V6
5,000 lb
Towing, V6 with tow package
Capability1
270 hp 3.5-liter V6
This Highlander has the 3.5-liter V6 with 270 hp and a 5-speed automatic. It was sold with front-wheel drive or full-time 4WD, and with the tow package it is rated to pull 5,000 lb.
Safety3
Stability control on every one
Every one has Toyota's Star Safety System: stability and traction control plus anti-lock brakes with brake assist. From 2011, Smart Stop is standard too, cutting engine power if the brake and gas pedals are pressed together.
Seven airbags, curtains for all three rows
Every 2008–2013 Highlander has seven airbags, including a driver knee airbag and roll-sensing side curtains that cover all three rows.
Backup camera
This Highlander's record lists a backup camera. Toyota made it standard on the upper grades of this generation, with the picture on a 3.5-inch display or, on some 2013 grades, the Display Audio screen.
Space2
Third row, standard from 2011
From 2011 every Highlander has a 50/50 split third row that folds into the floor, for seven seats. For 2008–2010 it was standard on most V6 and Hybrid models, and the four-cylinder came with two rows and an optional third.
Second row: bench or captain's chairs
The 40/20/40 second row slides and reclines. Take out the Center Stow middle seat and you have two captain's chairs with a walk-through to the third row.
Tech1
Bluetooth hands-free calling
This Highlander's record lists Bluetooth. Toyota offered it with JBL audio early on, in the Tech Audio package with a USB port for 2011–2012, and with Display Audio, standard on most 2013 grades.
Good to know1
Timing chains, except the early Hybrid
The 2.7 and 3.5-liter engines use timing chains, with no scheduled belt job. The 2008–2010 Hybrid's 3.3 V6 has a belt Toyota says to replace at 90,000 miles or 108 months, so ask us what this car's records show.
Specs are the manufacturer's figures for this generation. Equipment varies by trim and year, so ask us about anything that matters to you on this exact car.
Features
Safety & Driver Assist
Technology
Comfort
Convenience
Performance
Wheels & Exterior
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