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| The Bottom Line | We failed to find much that was special about our 2008 Toyota Highlander Hybrid and even with few options, it was expensive. Its hybrid system is its best feature, justifying most of the price. The Limited model is nicer in every way and can be optioned with navigation and a better stereo. | The 2008 Toyota Highlander Limited is a well-equipped crossover with some advanced cabin technology and a smooth power train. Aside from some questionable cabin materials, the Highlander is a worthy contender in a competitive segment. | The 2011 Toyota Highlander Limited offers a solid, basic tech package in a comfortable, mostly on-road SUV. | The 2012 Range Rover Evoque is a luxurious and striking SUV with off-road chops and good-quality, if not cutting-edge, cabin tech. | The 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid's green tech and driver aids boost efficiency without greatly compromising performance or comfort. |
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| Body style | SUV | SUV | SUV | SUV | Sedan |
| Trim levels | Base | Limited | Info unavailable | Info unavailable | Info unavailable |
| Available Engine | Hybrid | Gas | Gas | Gas | Hybrid |
| Drivetrain available | All-wheel drive | Front-drive | Info unavailable | All-wheel drive | Front-drive |
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