What are the differences between the Crown Land Cruiser and the Highlander?
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The differences between the Crown Land Cruiser and the Highlander lie in their appearance, configuration, and after-sales service. In terms of appearance: The Crown Land Cruiser features an inverted trapezoid-shaped hexagonal grille with the Crown emblem embedded in the middle, while the lower grille adopts horizontal decorative strips. The new Highlander largely retains the design of the overseas version, with a larger and wider trapezoidal grille, equipped with a winged Toyota emblem in the middle, which complements its muscular body more harmoniously. In terms of configuration: Both the Crown Land Cruiser and the Highlander come in six configurations. The Crown Land Cruiser offers two front-wheel-drive versions and four four-wheel-drive versions, while the Highlander has three front-wheel-drive versions and three four-wheel-drive versions. The premium version of the Crown Land Cruiser adds a 360-degree panoramic camera, double-layer soundproof glass, and a 12.3-inch LCD instrument panel compared to the premium version of the Highlander, but lacks a hands-free tailgate. The top-tier Crown Land Cruiser includes an additional double-layer soundproof glass compared to the Highlander. In terms of after-sales service: Both the Crown Land Cruiser and the Highlander are hybrid models. The Crown Land Cruiser offers an 8-year or 200,000-kilometer battery warranty, while the Highlander provides a lifetime battery warranty.