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Toyota’s Highlander just can’t seem to take itself too seriously. This is a car-based SUV that’s sorely lacking in the pretentiousness department. In fact, as we’ve said, it almost lacks enough pretenses to qualify as a crossover SUV at all. In its heart, the Highlander knows that it’s really a Camry wagon. For 2004, Toyota has tweaked many of the Highlander’s details, added their instantly ubiquitous 3.3-liter V-6 engine to the menu, and bolted in a third row seat. But they still haven’t given it an attitude, and that’s just fine. Better power Let’s see if you can count all the products that now use Toyota’s 3.3-liter V-6 and its accompanying five-speed automatic transmission. Over at Lexus they bolt it into the freshly renamed ...
OverviewThe 2004 Toyota Highlander comes with more powerful engines, new safety features, and optional seating for up to seven passengers. Styling has been revised slightly for 2004, but... Read full review
Seven-Passenger Equalization Toyota has found much success with their car-based Highlander midsize SUV, and why shouldnt they? Its a wonderfully designed, well-built automobile that is... Read full review
The Ultimate Babysitting Tool I love kids and seem to find myself around them quite often. I dont have any of my own (yet), but to compensate I baby-sit. When I have a spare minute, or few... Read full review
As a first time Toyota buyer, I was very impressed with the Highlander. It replaced a '02 Santa Fe and cost about 60% more, but was worth it. The car is still very new, but after taking it... Read full review
My wife and I have had this SUV for a little over a month and are very happy with it. The 4 cylinder engine does not feel underpowered and should be fine for almost all circumstances. It... Read full review
Went for the Toyo quality along with better gas milage. Sticker says 18 mpg city. I get 17 with 80% fwy driving. If you don't get on the fwy at all the mpg is around 14 mpg. (Maybe I should... Read full review
Toyota’s Highlander just can’t seem to take itself too seriously. This is a car-based SUV that’s sorely lacking in the pretentiousness department. In fact, as we’ve ... Read full review
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www.kendalltoyotaofeugene.comAs a first time Toyota buyer, I was very impressed with the Highlander. It replaced a '02 Santa Fe and cost about 60% more, but was worth it. The car is still... Read more
My wife and I have had this SUV for a little over a month and are very happy with it. The 4 cylinder engine does not feel underpowered and should be fine for... Read more
Went for the Toyo quality along with better gas milage. Sticker says 18 mpg city. I get 17 with 80% fwy driving. If you don't get on the fwy at all the mpg is... Read more
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