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Choosing between the 2025 Toyota Highlander and Grand Highlander means comparing two of the most well-rounded three-row SUVs on the market today. Both deliver the automaker’s reputation for reliability, efficiency, and comfort, but they cater to slightly different needs. Whether you prioritize interior space or city-friendly handling, this comparison will help you decide. Apply for financing at Toyota of North Canton to take the next step toward ownership in Akron.
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Engine
Passenger Volume (Max)
Cargo Volume (behind 1st/2nd/3rd row)
FWD: 22/29/25 mpg**
AWD: 21/28/24 mpg**
Fuel Economy (city/highway/combined mpg)
FWD: 21/28/24 mpg***
AWD: 20/26/22 mpg*** (Limited, Platinum)
AWD: 21/27/23 mpg*** (LE, XLE)
Towing Capacity (Max)
If you want to maximize interior passenger volume and available cargo room, we strongly recommend that you opt for the 2025 Grand Highlander as your next Massillon mainstay. The Grand Highlander is the obvious winner here, as it has more than 10 additional cubic feet of passenger volume and maxes out at an impressive 97.5 cubic feet of storage room.
While not diminutive by any means, the Highlander, by contrast, has a maximum cargo capacity of 84.3 cubic feet and a tighter cabin than its “Grand” cousin. Check out the interior seating dimensions of the Toyota Grand Highlander vs. Highlander, below:
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On the other hand, if you routinely make long trips to and from Canton and wish to prioritize fuel economy above having a more spacious interior and storage, the Toyota Highlander edges out the Grand Highlander as the more fuel-efficient mid-size crossover. The Highlander even has a slightly higher fuel tank capacity than the Grand Highlander (17.9 gallons vs. 17.83 gallons), and both are designed to run well on unleaded, regular gasoline (87 octane). You can view their respective fuel economy figures above.
Otherwise, both vehicles are quite comparable when it comes to performance. They both have a 2.4L turbocharged inline-4 engine that delivers 265 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque, enabling them to tow up to 5,000 pounds when correctly equipped. Both can be configured as FWD or AWD and come standard with an 8-speed automatic transmission.
Still weighing the Toyota Grand Highlander vs. Highlander? Our team is here to walk you through your options and help you make the best choice for your lifestyle. Whether you want spacious seating or nimble city driving, we have both models in stock for you to explore.
Trade in your current vehicle to lower your down payment, and take advantage of the Five Star exclusive lifetime warranty offered with all new vehicle purchases. Schedule a test drive today or contact us to learn more. We’re ready to help you make a confident decision.
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