Toyota Highlander: Making History

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Toyota made history when it introduced the Highlander in 2001. The ground-breaking vehicle is considered the first midsize crossover SUV, combining the smooth feel of a car with an SUV’s enhanced cargo room and convenience. Toyota chose to build the Highlander on a front-wheel drive platform as contrasted with the typical truck platform used in other SUVs on the market. The Toyota Highlander was intended for consumers with young children because it could seat up to seven as well as accommodate sports equipment or other gear, although it appealed to anyone who wanted a roomy interior, expanded cargo space and the handling ability of a sedan. The last thing you need in your busy lifestyle is an overheating engine. There are a number of causes for radiator malfunction, including issues caused by the vehicle’s thermostat, water pump or even leaks in the radiator itself. In some instances, the radiator cannot be repaired, necessitating the replacement of the entire radiator unit. If this is the case, you may also need to replace some of the major hoses as well. If your Toyota Highlander is overheating and you need to replace the radiator, our website can help. Radiator.com enables you to quickly locate a Toyota Highlander radiator from 2001 through 2013 at a competitive price. We maintain a high inventory of radiators and other car parts, and can provide you with a guarantee of same day delivery. We have over 200 locations across the United States, allowing us to offer you the parts you need in the time frame you are looking for, so you can get your Toyota Highlander back on the road. You don’t want to miss out on all of the daily activities your family participates in, such as school, sports and extracurricular activities. Don’t let your overheating radiator keep your family grounded.