How 'Bout Some More Room Mr Taggart? || 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Review
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As our world continues to expand and vehicles seem to be increasing in density by the day as well, it makes more and more sense to make sure you have enough room for said expansion. Over the past few years, the #ToyotaHighlander has been going through some growing pains of its own, even in the face of customer demands for even MORE room inside than before. The answer? The all-new 2024 #ToyotaGrandHighlander! Combining the already stellar performance of the regular Highlander but with a whole lot more to offer in pretty much every area. While this may come as a relief to avid Toyota buyers, the #GrandHighlander does present a bit of a dilemma. Could it possibly win over those seeking its same capabilities but that are leaning towards the competition? Watch our full #carreview to find out!
Good review on the grand highlander. Especially the max trim
The Lexus TX uses premium fuel. The Grand Highlander uses regular fuel.
That is a big savings right there. The Lexus does have a more luxury feel, and it does have better insulation with better acoustic glass. You can get the TX with 28 speakers.
My 2021 Highlander Platinum Hybrid lease is almost up. It only has 14 600 miles on it, and I need to decide on what I want to do. Either buy out my current vehicle or upgrade to the Lexus TX 500H FSport Performance. Or go in a totally different direction by getting the new 2024 Lincoln Nautilus Reserve 3 or its Black Label.
Great indepth review of this Grand Highlander. 👍👍
Interesting, a car reviewer that says "I don't have the money to buy a grand highlander and I don't have kids to need one" will provide quite a unique perspective on the grand higherlander. Well, I have both those things, and closely considered trading my 4th gen. Highlander for a grand higherlander. But this vehicle doesn't provide any "significant" edge over the latest gen. Highlander. Indeed, the legroom in the first and second rows is slightly smaller than that in the highlander (to make room for the 3rd row which is still uncomfortable) and the drive quality is a bit lower. To top it off, the grand highlander has also a lower crash rating. Toyota could very well offer this simply as the 5th gen. Highlander.