Doug 
2016 Toyota Highlander Hybrid SUV Limited 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
My 2nd Highlander Hybrid
 I traded a 2008 Highlander Hybrid with 200K miles on this vehicle.  We never had a single repair that was not routine maintenance.  I hope this new one is as reliable.  The 2016 doesn't seem all that different from the 2008; it is a little quieter and more solid feeling.  They get about the same gas mileage.  There have been some improvements in the features (e.g. one button memory for adjustments to seat and mirror positions).  They seat the same number of people, just switched the three seater from the second to the 3rd row.  That third row is tight for anyone but kids.Update:  We've had this vehicle for a year now, and I would rate it exactly the same.  Another new feature that we have grown to appreciate is blindspot detection.  It's really nice to have the extra assurance that it's safe to change lanes or back out of a parking space.  We've also had a chance to drive it in snow and it handles very well, with good traction.Update:  We've now had this vehicle for over 30,000 miles.  I would still rate it the same.  However, I've got a minor beef with Toyota.  The vehicle requires maintenance every 5,000 miles, and the company agreed to pay for service for the first 25,000.  What they didn't say is that they only pay for oil changes at 10,000 mile intervals even though the maintenance manual calls for it every 5,000.  Also, the dealers like to hit you for extras like tire balance and alignments (which they claim it needs every 15,000 miles).  It's a little galling that they nickel and dime the customer after claiming to pay for ALL service up to 25,000 miles.  I'm not going to take it back to a dealer again unless I have no choice.