Today I went to toyota.com and on the models & prices page there is no longer a Sport model listed. It goes Highlander - SE - Limited - Hybrid - Hybrid Limited. The features and Spec page you can no longer add the sport to the comparsion.
A special edition Toyota Highlander has joined the midsize crossover’s lineup, replacing the Sport model. The 2010 Highlander SE comes with a wide array of standard features, positioning the mid-level SE between the entry-spec Base and topline Limited models. The newest Highlander will be equipped with the 3.5-liter V-6, a five-speed automatic transmission, and a choice of front- or four-wheel drive. Features include leather-trimmed seats, tri-zone automatic front and rear air conditioning, 17-inch alloy wheels, and more.
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2008 Highlander Base 4WD
2002 Avalon XL
1987 Suzuki Samurai 4X4 - Treading where no Jeep can follow....
Looks like I picked mine up just in the nick of time.
The 4WD V6 Sport is still available for 2010 in Canada.
__________________ Lease Transferred - Canadian '09 HL Ltd, Classic Silver Metallic with Nav, ash interior, body side moulding, hood deflector, Camry trumpet horns, Philips X-Treme Power bulbs, Toyota 3 piece rubber floor and cargo mats.My 2011 Explorer Limited has arrived.
17-in. 6-spoke alloy wheels with machined-finish, P245/65R17 tires and full-size spare tire on alloy wheel
No Smart Key option
Leather seats standard only one seat is power adjustable
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Leather-trimmed power multi-adjustable driver's seat, manual multi-adjustable front passenger seat with multi-stage seat heaters, adjustable headrests and seatback pockets
Appears not to have Bluetooth how dumb can you get.
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AM/FM 6-disc in-dash CD changer with satellite radio capability (requires XM receiver and XM subscription) , XM Satellite Radio antenna and prewire, MP3/WMA playback capability and six speakers
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2008 Highlander Limited AWD, Silver, SmartKey, VSC/TRAK, Bluetooth, Remote Start, No Nav, Tow package/hitch/color matched fascia, roof rack cross rails, Color keyed mud guards, Camry trumpet horns
The Sport option is still available. Go to Build Yours Now, or whatever they call it. The Sport option is still there!
Only as an options package not a model
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Highlander Sport Extra Value Package #2 with Additional Options $3,689
* (FE) 50 state emissions
* (PN) Anti-theft alarm with engine immobilizer
* (QF) Highlander Sport Extra Value Package #2 (savings of up to $750) - includes front auto dual zone digital climate control (includes steering wheel A/C controls),
auto rear air conditioning system with rear vents for second and third rows,
HomeLink® [25] universal transceiver,
Cold Weather Package (includes heated power outside mirrors and windshield wiper de-icer grid),
JBL® AM/FM/MP3 6-disc in-dash CD changer, satellite radio capability (requires XM receiver and XM subscription) [7], XM Satellite Radio antenna [7] and prewire, MP3/WMA playback capability, hands-free phone capability via Bluetooth® [8] wireless technology and nine speakers including subwoofer in seven locations
* (SR) Power tilt/slide moonroof with sunshade
* (TO) Towing Prep Package [3]-includes 5000-lb. towing capacity, heavy-duty radiator with engine oil cooler, 240-watt fan coupling, transmission oil cooler with water, 150-amp alternator and prewired harness
* (CT) Carpet Floor Mats w/3rd Row and Cargo Mat
* (DH) Tow Hitch w/Ball Mount
Too bad but it looks like the Sport has been replaced by the SE. I am hoping to buy the Sport package in 2011 because I've read that it has slightly stiffer handling. How can I find out if the SE continues that feature or if the non-hybrids are now all the same soft ride?
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