Dave in AZ
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Smart idea, I didn't even consider that! I will look!
Wife needs car: Highlander vs. 4Runner vs Sequoia vs Landcruiser, rough differences info?
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rruff
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It is now! That's why it got a lot cheaper...
TLar25
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Oh wow, I guess I still don't immediately think of the 250 as a Landcruiser haha
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Dougnuts
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My advice is to see what she wants to drive. My wife would refuse to drive anything that big (three rows).....I'm thinking about getting her a Lexus RX.
The Highlander is going away soon, so I'd lean towards a Grand Highlander. The Lexus version (TX) will ride and handle even better.
The Highlander is going away soon, so I'd lean towards a Grand Highlander. The Lexus version (TX) will ride and handle even better.
Dave in AZ
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No one local 30 miles in Phx has a Highlander, Landcruiser, Grand Highlander, 4Runner, or Sequoia! Can't believe it. A few have these in transit, already sold, that I might see if I time it fast. They basically have 4cab Tacoma and Rav4.
I did confirm the Grand Highlander is midway between a Highlander and a Sequoia, much better legroom and headroom than basic Highlander. Totally different car, no idea why they didnt give it a better different name! But that one is sounding decent right now.
I was set on getting a third row 4Runner. Couldn't find one for a reasonable price, but instead found a Lexus GX 460. It is essentially a 4Runner with nicer finishings and a bigger engine. Couldn't be happier. definitely try and look for one of those if you can find it. Happy to answer your questions if you need
Gravelette
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Honda Pilot and Nissan Pathfinder are both 3 row with normally aspirated V6, fwiw.
Dougnuts
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The Pilot is a damn good option. SavageGeese seem to really like it.
Edit: Or even better, a new Passport, if you don’t need a third row but still want something larger.
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driveby
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Now that we're leaving the Toyota only world, my 2 VW Atlas have been rock solid, snow beasts family haulers. Yeah people slam VW quality, but they all use the same suppliers now and mine have been solid choices. I've seen a few that went off road places that you wouldn't think a city car would go. Plus the 3rd row is massive. Two huge adults can actually sit in there and not regret it.
XJLI
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We have a cross sport and it’s pretty cool, but ours is a COVID special and has a few more quirks than I’d like. It’s MASSIVE. I think only a crew cab tundra or F250 has more rear seat room.