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2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid 4WD-i Review

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Luc Gagné
Trendy meets utility
Lastly, the bucket seats are mushy and the backrests don’t offer any support, which doesn’t help mitigate the pronounced roll felt when cornering. Sailors might enjoy the sensation, but not I!

With its 7-seat cabin and base price of $42,850, this Toyota can be weighed against vehicles like the Ford Flex 4WD, Honda Pilot 4WD and Chevrolet Traverse 4WD. (Photo: Luc Gagné/Auto123.com)

In the end, the Highlander Hybrid’s true rival may just be its 2.7-litre, four-banger counterpart. Said counterpart is less powerful (187 hp) but also 200 kg lighter. And, especially, $11,000 cheaper. And yes, it does burns 30% more fuel, but you’ll have to travel quite a long ways with a Highlander Hybrid to recoup the purchase premium. Food for thought.
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Luc Gagné
Luc Gagné
Automotive expert
  • More than 30 years of experience as an automotive journalist
  • Over 59 test drives in the past year
  • Attended over 150 new vehicle launches in the presence of the brand's technical specialists