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2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid - Drive Time Review

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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2011

Drive Time review of the 2011 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited by auto critic Steve Hammes

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  • Toyota clearly states that RX400h and the Highlander Hybrid are not intended for off-road use. Therefore, a Sienna makes a helluva more sense for hauling 7 people and lotsa stuff. Make it Sienna AWD for snowy mountain roads. Hybrid crossovers are just a marketing fluke. What, the Sienna is not hybrid? Right, THIS IS what Toyota should be working at - a hybrid minivan.

  • @LeadHammer Not a bad idea. 

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  • @miami428 but those cars have nothing to do with each other... thats like saying "at that price range, i would rather buy a bmw 3 series"... why would anyone who buys this car want to go off roading?? are you forgetting that toyota makes a 4runner?

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  • BEST IN CLASS. Looks great also

  • @LeadHammer some suv can carry 5 peoples and others 9 but a ford escape or an expedition amall or big they are suv

    same for the minivans or mini van

  • @tinleo333 The Prius V is a wagon. To me, a minivan must have three rows and seat 7 to 9 people. Hence the American 6-seater Mazda5 is not a minivan in my book; the European version seats 7. I will see what Ford will offer in 2012, if it also is a 6-seater then I will pass it by just like the Mazda5.

    I think that packaging a battery in a full-size minivan will be easier than in a Mazda5-sized car.

  • @LeadHammer soon wait

    the prius v is a short wheel base minivan

  • I like it.

  • @LeadHammer ford is introducing a plug in hybrid van in 2012

  • Theres always a base model. This looks very substantial. Il get one. So it can be used on long rigorous trips.

  • @LeadHammer

    I think the only reason a Sienna with Synergy Drive (a.k.a. Toyota's Hybrid system) isn't there is because Toyota is trying to find a location of its Lith-Ion battery, usually in the rear of the vehicle. Also, the versitility should not be sacrificed unlike some hybrid passenger vehicles. But a Sienna Hybrid? Good point.

  • $46,000 for THAT???Are you kidding me?? For that money I'll buy an Audi Q5 or a new Saab 9-4x. It's not worth that kind of money to me to get an extra 5 mpg.

  • this or RX400h ? same price, same motor.

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