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2009 Toyota Highlander

September 3, 2009 by Jyle Dupuis  
Filed under Cars

2009 Toyota Highlander

The new 2009 Toyota Highlander is a great option for large families looking for something other than the mini-van. The Highlander is a great cross-over SUV that can deliver both comfort and power. And because it’s a Toyota you can rest assure that you will get the best resale value in its class.
The Highlander features all of the finer options offered by Toyota this season, like their safety trim which has rear view cameras SRS airbags and bluetooth connectivity which will keep you connected hands-free.
Under the hood of the Highlander is a powerful 3.5L V6 which will allow you to …read more

Toyota Recalls 90,000 Highlanders for Repair

May 4, 2008 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

Toyota Recalls 90,000 Highlanders for Repair

If you own a Toyota Highlander hybrid, or know someone who does, you might be alarmed by a recall to replace (for free) seatbelt components.

Toyota’s Gone Econ w/ 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

December 3, 2007 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

Toyota’s Gone Econ w/ 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

Econ Mode allows the engine to run more efficiently by pushing the engine less. It addresses the biggest hits to fuel economy – stomping on the gas and needlessly wasting fuel by accelerating more ferociously than need be – and in doing so, will make a real difference in the miles per gallon seen in real world usage.

Prius, RAV4 EV, and Highlander go Solar

November 13, 2007 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

Prius, RAV4 EV, and Highlander go Solar

From ScrippsNews:

 ”A traditional hybrid charges its electrical battery from energy created when the gas engine is running. The owner of a plug-in hybrid can plug it into a regular wall socket overnight and start the day with a fully charged battery. That can reduce the amount of gas the Prius uses.
The solar kits push it one step further, giving motorists a little extra energy while they’re sitting in traffic or waiting to pick the kids up from soccer practice.
A solar Prius will use 17 percent to 29 percent less gasoline than a standard Prius, according to a research paper on …read more


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