Toyota Highlander Specifications

Toyota Highlander is available in eight trims, the Toyota Highlander 4X2, Toyota Highlander with third row seat, Toyota Highlander 4X4, Toyota Highlander Limited V6 4X2, Toyota Highlander Limited 4X4, Toyota Highlander V6 4X2, Toyota Highlander V6 4X2 with third row seat, and Toyota Highlander V6 4X4. Toyota Highlander is a four-door model with both 2WD and 4WD, coupled to a four-speed automatic transmission with 220 horsepower, and an optional V6 engine.

The 2005 Toyota Highlander is a hybrid sport utility vehicle that offers the Hybrid Synergy Drive System specially designed for midsize SUV duty. It has a larger-capacity battery that could provide nearly twice the power of the Prius battery. The Hybrid SUV has a rating of SULEV or Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle. Highlander 2004 model is a 3.3-liter 230 horsepower VVT-i V6 engine that has excellent gas mileage, and five-speed automatic transmission. It also features the standard four-speed automatic four-cylinder engines, adding 5 horsepower.

 

The first three trims of the 2003 Toyota Highlander six different forms is a choice of 4-cylinder or V6 engines and either two or all-wheel drive. The V6 is offering a choice between the base or up-level Limited version, with significantly increased standard content. The model lineup come in 4-cylinder 2WD, $-cylinder 4WD, V6 2WD, V6 4WD, Limited 2WD, and Limited 4WD.

 

With an engine of 155horsepower, 2.4-liter DOHC 16- valve inline-4, while 220 horsepower, 3.0-liter DOHC 24-valve V6. Highlander has transmissions of four-speed electronic automatic with snow mode. The 2002 Toyota Highlander has a smart and trim look of both RAV4 and 4Runner. Highlander is more spacious than the upscale Lexus RX 300, four inches wider than truck-based 4Runner.

 

While the 2001 Toyota Highlander, which was built on the Toyota Camry platform is a mid-size, five-passenger sport utility vehicle based on the Lexus RX 300, the platform, suspension, and 3.0-liter V6 engine.