http://www.toyota.com/images/vehicle...high_sport.pdf

Looks pretty interesting and offers an optional sport suspension.

 

zzzzzzzzz...

I'm hoping the redesign will bring a substantial update to the Highlander's *boring* exterior. My dad will be in the market for midsize SUV in a year or so, and he seems to be leaning toward the Korean offerings.

 

It's funny how Toyota labels it as an "All-New" 2006 Highlander Sport.

Come on, Toyota. Exactly who do you think is going to buy this "sport" thingy, when a truly all-new RAV4 with the new 3.5L V6 not only performs sporty but actually looks sporty, with also a 3rd-row seat to boot?

By abusing the "Sport" badge like this they're ruining the sporty image of the brand even further.

 

I love how a couple badges makes it a "Sport" model

 

I wonder if I put ///M or ///AMG badges on my RX, it'd make it go faster!

 

I bet this is what inspired Toyota to release the Highlander Sport, aka the Droopy Pants Commemoration Edition.

 

Don't forget the extra inch in wheel diameter. It adds 40 hp...

 

Lower it, make it a 5 or 6 speed, some bigger fender flares, and some SERIOUSLY wider wheels. Then add about 50 hp... THEN and ONLY THEN can you call it "sport."

 

LOL, what is different

 

How is the 3.3 only making 215hp?

 

"Highlander Sport" - an oxymoron.

 

It has a sportier looking exterior for the women buying it thats all they really need. I just found it interesting that it has anavailable sport suspension.

 

Looks like a Limited with chrome wheels and no leather seats... big effing deal. Oh wait - it's got "sport tuned" suspension.

 

Thats what I was wondering. I swear the older ones did 220 or so

 

combination of new SAE and all Toyotas now being tested with 87 fuel.

highlander is ooollldddd...