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2020 Toyota Highlander review

2020 Toyota Highlander review

Posted on April 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s hard to get excited about a midsize, three-row SUV, unless you have a bunch of kids and even more cargo, at which point this segment will feel like a saving grace. Practicality in this arena long meant foregoing some of the industry’s niceties, but the latest crop of crossovers has eschewed that notion. The new-for-2020 Toyota Highlander embodies that idea, tacking some posh silver linings onto an otherwise straightforward family machine to great effect.

The 2020 Toyota Highlander’s updates cover just about every corner of the car, from aesthetics to function. Nobody necessarily puts good looks on the front burner in this segment, but the Joneses must be kept up with, and the Highlander adopts a fresh look that genuinely impresses. It looks… cool, actually, with surprisingly strong fenders, en-vogue slim lights and a grille that bucks Toyota’s trend of ever-growing maws.
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