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Toyota Highlander For the 2008 model year, Toyota expanded and updated the popular Highlander crossover. The third-row seats are now genuinely usable. The second row now converts to either a regular bench seat or separate captain's chairs. (The center section folds up to store under the front-center console.) That means the kids in the way-back can get in and out easily. The redesigned interior rivals luxury SUVs in its quality and design and, Kelley Blue Book notes, there's a slew of available technology features. They include Bluetooth telephone connection, satellite radio and voice-activated navigation. Last updated February 11 2008: 5:06 PM ET
|  Analysis by Kelley Blue Book indicates that special edition models don't hold their value better - and often do worse - than regular cars. (more)  New technology option represents the next step in talking, texting and playing music in your car. (more) |
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