According to iguida, the 2013 Toyota Highlander is the best crossover SUV for you if you want the all-new version of a wagon that’s cultivated a strong following for its minivan-like practicality and SUV-style attitude.
The 2013 Toyota Highlander will kick off the third generation of this midsize crossover utility vehicle. It’ll get new styling, a broader range of features, and will likely improve performance and fuel economy.
Though Toyota probably will expand interior space it’s not apt to increase Highlander’s overall size. The 2013 version should again seat seven without taking up much more space than the typical five-seat SUV. It’ll return with a choice of four- and six-cylinder gas engines and as a fuel-saving gas-electric hybrid.
The 2013 Toyota Highlander will get all-new sheet metal but will remain perfectly recognizable as a Toyota crossover SUV. The 2008-2012 second-generation Highlander was among the company’s more successful styling efforts, combining a lively shape with functional design. Toyota is making an effort to infuse all its models with a more youthful look, and for the third-generation Highlander this suggests slightly sharper body edges and a more aggressive grille, but little change to its basic two-box profile.
The release date of the new 2013 Toyota Highlander probably will be in fall 2012. We hope it will be.