Shit sounds too good to be true. $27.7k. All-wheel drive. 41/38 city/highway gas mileage, far better than most cars but a lot more room to haul shit.
What gives? Anyone have one or drive one? Note I am talking about the new-for-2019 models.
Thanks!
Wonder if they're gonna do a hybrid 4runner
SergesBeefyHopeFlaps -Wonder if they're gonna do a hybrid 4runner
I would guess it can't be long beef flaps guy, just saw this, new Highlander will have a hybrid:
https://www.autoblog.com/2019/04/24/2020-toyota-highlander-review/
My wife might like this
scourge -My wife might like this
NOT NICE.
Not trying to be a dick, lol. She may be in the market for a new vehicle soon. I would drive it. Looks good and all wheel drive with great gas mileage.
scourge -Not trying to be a dick, lol. She may be in the market for a new vehicle soon. I would drive it. Looks good and all wheel drive with great gas mileage.
:) Yea, it just seem too good to be true - Hardly any more than a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry hybrid, but much more room for sure.
Homeslice -scourge -My wife might like this
NOT NICE.
Toyota makes amazing hybrid vehciles.. I would buy Toyota over anything else.
I would by a hybrid with 15k miles on it. Toyota hybrids depreciate really fast and don't last as long as their ICE powertrains. If you get a slightly used one that is at least 10k cheaper then you hit that sweet spot for roi.
Tim Duncan -I would by a hybrid with 15k miles on it. Toyota hybrids depreciate really fast and don't last as long as their ICE powertrains. If you get a slightly used one that is at least 10k cheaper then you hit that sweet spot for roi.
Really ? Bc the Prius and Prius c is rated as the top 5 most reliable vehicle the past few years. Now, the Corolla and Camry are amazing but really you cant go wrong with any Toyota vehicle. My wife just hit 100k miles on her Prius c and not a SINGLE thing as gone wrong...just maintenance as usual...it has been flawless..