The Toyota Highlander Offers Performance, Comfort, and Convenience for Drivers in Toledo

The Toyota lineup has long been known for rugged exteriors and powertrains that embrace the power-hungry lifestyle. Here at Jim White Toyota, we embrace our status as the number one Toyota dealer in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan and we're happy to find the model that enhances the quality of your daily commute around Perrysburg and Sylvania, OH. For drivers that want a large SUV to handle the ins and out of a busy lifestyle, the Toyota Highlander is the perfect match. It comes standard with loads of modern convenience and comfort and models like the Honda Pilot fall behind when compared side by side. Take a look below and see how they compare!

Toyota Highlander vs Honda Pilot: Exterior and Interior Design

• The Honda Pilot is both longer and wider than the Toyota Highlander meaning that if you want to navigate into a tight parking spot, it will be easier than the Toyota SUV.

• The Toyota Highlander offers features like a power liftgate and a panoramic moonroof that help add a bit more convenience to your SUV exterior. The Pilot offers a power liftgate but you have to pay more for it. You'll find it offers a panoramic moonroof as well but only at a higher cost than the Limited trim from Toyota.
• When you choose a model that comes with a moonroof, you'll find that the Highlander is more equipped to provide a spacious ride than the Pilot. It offers over 152 cubic feet of passenger space while the similarly equipped Honda Pilot is just behind with 151 cubic feet of space.
• Both models are well-equipped to handle the approaching winter days with available heated front and second-row seats. Convenience is a big deal with both of these SUVs so you can beat back the warmer weather with ventilated seats that keep things cool.

Toyota Highlander vs Honda Pilot: Technology

• The Entune™ Audio system provides Toyota drivers in Toledo with a 6.1-inch touchscreen with access to Bluetooth® wireless streaming capability and the Siri® Eyes Free technology. These help you stay focused on the road ahead but switch between your favorite apps and songs with ease. The Honda Pilot comes standard with a five-inch non-touchscreen. You get Bluetooth® but that's about it.
• Want to stay charged while on the go? Both models provide easily accessible USB charging ports but while the Honda Pilot limits you to three options, the Toyota Highlander offers up to five ports for convenience sake.
• From rear entertainment systems to three-zone automatic climate zones and a plethora of other standard and available options, both SUVs are well-equipped for any drive!