2014 Toyota Highlander: Toyota unveiled the latest Highlander at the New York auto show as a 2014 model. It’s a major make over emphasizing passenger-car virtues such as comfort, quiet operation, and a smooth ride. And like the generation-two Highlander, it has seats for seven passengers, as three-row seats are now a mid-size-SUV must. The interior has been redone with upgraded materials, soft-touch surfaces, as well as ambient lighting around the dash and doors. There’s a new info display, a new roll-top center console with expanded capacity, a new headliner, and the availability of second-row sunshades.
As with almost all new vehicles these days, the new gen-three Highlander debuts with enhanced telematics Toyota calls its system Entune as well as an expanded list of standard features. New safety options include a blind-spot monitor, lane-departure warning, and a rear cross-traffic alert. Other elements in the new Highlander’s comfort quotient include more interior volume; cargo space behind the third row is up 34 percent, according to Toyota, which would raise capacity to almost 14 cubic feet from 10 cubic feet in the current vehicle.
As with almost all new vehicles these days, the new gen-three Highlander debuts with enhanced telematics Toyota calls its system Entune as well as an expanded list of standard features. New safety options include a blind-spot monitor, lane-departure warning, and a rear cross-traffic alert. Other elements in the new Highlander’s comfort quotient include more interior volume; cargo space behind the third row is up 34 percent, according to Toyota, which would raise capacity to almost 14 cubic feet from 10 cubic feet in the current vehicle.
2014 Toyota Highlander
2014 Toyota Highlander
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2014 Toyota Highlander
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2014 Toyota Highlander