Emily 
2014 Toyota Highlander SUV Limited Platinum 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
Not worth what I paid
 I bought this car in 2015, and it was about one year old with only 11,000 miles on it. One-owner, practically brand new.  It felt luxurious when I first got in. It's a top of the line Limited Edition, with all the bells and whistles I've never had before. So of course I was impressed. However, things like the Bluetooth system don't work half the time. As for the GPS navigation, it's crap. Use Google on your phone instead. The in-car navigation does weird crap like send you down side highways with stop and go traffic, rather than the interstate. I had about two hours added to a trip, which I discovered by using Google direction on my phone on the way back. This happens frequently. Of course, you're lucky if your phone connects to the system at all. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. So when it doesn't, no Google maps or music for you! Mechanically, I feel very "meh" about this vehicle. After just two years the shocks are worn out, so it's bouncy and creaky like an older vehicle.  The third row is basically useless unless you're putting young (under 5 or 6 years old) children back there, but good luck getting back there to install a car seat. Getting in and out of the third row is not easy. This is best considered a car for four people or less, and keep the third-row seat folded down for more cargo space. If you want cargo space and have more than four people in your family, go with a minivan. If you're using the third row seat you will NOT be able to travel or even buy groceries as the trunk is basically non-existent.  This is my fault for not taking my kids with me to the dealership and letting them "test drive" it too. I'm trading it in soon, for a Honda minivan with all the fancy features but far more room inside, for half the price. It simply was not worth 40 grand for me.  Also, the gas mileage is pretty terrible - I get 18 or 19 mpg on the highway and less in town. Not what was advertised. On the other hand, if you want a fancy vehicle in the small SUV class, like the Toyota name, and don't have much need for cargo space or space for kids, then you'd probably love this, assuming your electronic features actually work.  I heard it's really only compatible with iPhone, but can't say for sure since I've never invited a hipster to ride with me.