2011 Toyota Highlander Overview.
The Toyota Highlander is Toyota’s most admired SUV and has been since the first production was revealed. The 2011 model is the second generation and will be available in the showrooms by fall of 2010. There are some changes to its two available trim levels but no major redesign is expected on the Highlander until 2014 or 2015.
The 2011 Toyota Highlander continues to be smooth and comfortable, a SUV with ample space for passengers and cargo. The Hybrid version delivers outstanding fuel economy with minimum emissions, while the base-level four-cylinder model offers decent fuel economy at a lower price point. An available V6 engine delivers smooth performance and decent fuel economy.
A refresh for the 2011 Highlander brings updated styling and added standard features. A versatile cabin increases the pleasant appearance of the Highlander as a family vehicle. The second row can slide forward and back, and the third-row seat is generous enough for children. Or else, the 2011 Toyota Highlander continues the class. This signifies a smooth, quiet ride and comfortable seating for up to seven passengers even though the third row is slightly rigid compared with a number of the Highlander's competitors.
As the Highlander is a great choice, its reputation has been reduced by Toyota's extremely publicized accelerator pedal recalls. If you are anxious about the Highlander, there are all the more affordable alternatives within the same class that may be worth a look.
A better alternative might be the Chevrolet Traverse, which costs about $1,000 less than the three-row Highlander and features a third row that's comfy even for grown-ups. If you can do without a third row, check out the Mazda CX-7. It starts about $6,000 less than the Highlander and is particularly a fast SUV that offer a fun driving experience.
Reliability
The 2011 Toyota Highlander is associated with a three-year or 36,000 mile basic warranty and five-year or 60,000 mile powertrain warranty.
The warranty period starts either on the date of first retail sale, or the date the vehicle is first placed in service as an instructor, service loaner or company vehicle, whichever is earlier. Plus from that moment on, your Lincoln Navigator is looked after during the coverage period, not considering of whether you're the first owner or a subsequent owner.
Overall Impression
The 2011 Toyota Highlander continues to be smooth and comfortable, a SUV with ample space for passengers and cargo. A refresh for the 2011 Highlander brings updated styling and added standard features. A versatile cabin increases the pleasant appearance of the Highlander as a family vehicle. The second row can slide forward and back, and the third-row seat is generous enough for children. As the Highlander is a great choice, its reputation has been reduced by Toyota's extremely publicized accelerator pedal recalls. Overall, the Toyota Highlander is a pleasant way to travel with a group of people. |
