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    2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid gets a makeover; now rated at 28 mpg
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    2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid – Click above for high-res image gallery
    For the 2011 model year, Toyota will rip apart everything that made the Highlander Hybrid a solid mid-size crossover and revamp the vehicle both inside and out in an attempt to improve it. The plethora of exterior ...

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    Toyota pushes Highlander FCHV-adv to 431 miles on one tank of H2
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    Toyota Highlander FCHV-adv - click to enlarge
    Toyota has covered long distances in its hydrogen fuel cell vehicles before, going from Osaka to Tokyo (347 miles) in a Highlander FCHV in 2007 and also going 2,300 miles (with refueling) from Fiarbanks, Alaska to Vancouver that same year. Now, the ...

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    Toyota Highlander gets 2.7L four for '09, beats hybrid's highway mileage
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    Click above for a high-res gallery of the 2008 Toyota Highlander hybrid
    For 2009, Toyota is granting its Highlander crossover a new base engine. Coming from the new Venza will be a 2.7-liter four cylinder powerplant that will be mated exclusively with a new six speed automatic transmission. Rated ...

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    Toyota Highlander adds four cylinder option for 2009
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    Toyota has decided to add a four cylinder option to the Highlander lineup for 2009. Previously, the mid-sized Highlander had only been available with a 3.5L V6 or a 3.3L V6/hybrid setup. The 2.7L four will be paired up with a new 6-speed automatic transmission and will only be available on the base ...

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    Top 5 hybrid SUVs available today, number 4: Toyota Highlander
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    Click the Highlander for a high-res galleryWe got the chance to drive the Toyota Highlander hybrid a while back and came away thinking it was a bit overpriced. It's a bit cheaper than the Tahoe or Yukon, but not by much. When current incentives for the GM products are factored in, the difference ...

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    Toyota's Customer First program slows down the development process to focus on quality
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    Automotive News today has an explanation for the delays in getting new Toyota models (like the new Prius) to showrooms: decreasing quality. AN's Mark Rechtin is reporting (subs req'd) that Toyota is slowing down its product development in order to "build more prototype vehicles, hire more engineers ...

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