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Available Highlander Hybrid with stronger drivetrain
What We Like
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Gas mileage (Highlander Hybrid)
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Versatile second-row seating
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Responsive transmissions
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Comfortable front seats
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Easy-folding rear seats
What We Don't
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Mushy brakes
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Lackluster handling
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Inconsistent cabin materials
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Cramped third row
The Toyota Highlander gets a number of visual changes, some new interior features and reshuffled equipment packages for 2011. Offered in front- and all-wheel drive, the Highlander crossover comes with a four-cylinder or V-6 engine. Competitors include the Chevrolet Traverse, Ford Flex and Honda Pilot. Read More
2 Available Highlander Hybrid Trims
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