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Toyota Gives Its Three-Row Grand Highlander a Woodland Edition, a Trim Colorado Families Will Notice

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Toyota has added a Woodland Edition to the Grand Highlander, giving its largest three-row SUV a slightly tougher, trail-minded character. The name is already familiar to Toyota buyers: the bZ and the Sienna each got a Woodland version first, and the Grand Highlander now joins them. For families in Aspen and along the Front Range, the appeal is plain: the same roomy hauler they would take on the school run, set up a little more for the gravel road to the trailhead. Toyota has kept the change modest, so this is the Grand Highlander owners already know, now with more confidence once the pavement ends.

With reporting from Car and Driver.

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