What’s New on the 2021 Toyota Highlander?

For 2021, the Highlander’s trim range has grown to feature the new XSE model. In addition to its distinctive exterior looks, the new trim features black accents, 20-inch wheels, and performance-calibrated suspension. every trim now comes standard with LED projection headlights, and Toyota has also updated the SUV’s array of safety options. For 2021, new standard technology includes semi-automated emergency steering.

Exploring the Toyota Highlander’s History

The 2001 Toyota Highlander entered the market with two trims and seating for five passengers. It first ran on a 155-horsepower 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine. It had cruise control, a CD player, and air conditioning as standard with available features like heated seats, a moonroof, and leather. There was a midcycle refresh in 2004 when the third row became optional. The Highlander Hybrid arrived as a 2006 model year. It was standard with three rows, making it the first hybrid vehicle with seating for seven. The 2008 Highlander began the second generation with an increase in every dimension and a growth from 81.6 to 95.4 cubic feet for cargo with the rear seats folded. The second generation also introduced a 270-horsepower 3.5-liter V6. In 2009, a 187-horsepower 2.7-liter 4-cylinder became standard on FWD models with two rows.

New and Used Highlanders at Miller Toyota

The Toyota Highlander is a favorite among drivers because of its plenty of passenger space, comfort features, and stylish exterior. For a superior shopping experience, visit Miller Toyota in Manassas, Virginia. Our experienced team can help answer any of your questions and guide you through the different available trims and their features. For further simplicity, we offer competitive financing right here at the dealership. Our certified mechanics can also help you with any of your maintenance needs. Call to learn more today!