Introduced in 2001, the Toyota Highlander is a crossover SUV that shares its platform with a host of Toyota (Camry, Avalon) and Lexus (RX, ES) models. The first generation featured boxy styling that reflected its practical capabilities.
A significant 2008 redesign took the Highlander in a new direction with more rounded lines, larger dimensions and a plusher feel. Available in front- or all-wheel-drive, and with 4- or 6-cylinder engines, the Highlander can accommodate a driver and six passengers in three rows of seats.
Overview
History of the Toyota Highlander
2008 - 2013 Toyota Highlander
Major changes included: The second generation Highlander is bigger than the previous model. It is powered by a 3.5 liter V6, dropping the 4-cylinder engine. It is still available in base, Sport, and Limited trim levels.
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2011 Toyota Highlander
$34,950 | 9,073 mi
2010 Toyota Highlander
$33,384 | 31,541 mi
2010 Toyota Highlander
$33,950 | 24,845 mi
2010 Toyota Highlander
$34,950 | 35,208 mi
2008 Toyota Highlander
$18,995 | 72,314 mi
2008 Toyota Highlander
$20,000 | 82,005 mi
2008 Toyota Highlander
$22,991 | 91,224 mi
2008 Toyota Highlander
$24,991 | 72,926 mi
2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
$25,995 | 83,816 mi
2006 Toyota Highlander
$14,988 | 87,973 mi
2005 Toyota Highlander
$16,488 | 88,690 mi
2004 Toyota Highlander
$13,988 | 91,428 mi
2004 Toyota Highlander
$14,976 | 88,193 mi
2004 Toyota Highlander
$15,895 | 65,614 mi
2004 Toyota Highlander
$18,988 | 23,877 mi
2003 Toyota Highlander
$13,883 | 84,406 mi
2002 Toyota Highlander
$9,981 | 235,854 mi
