Should I be happy about this?

Yeah, i probably would too

 

nice,
So instead of me writing more detail about it, I am posting a link here from Autoblog.

https://www.autoblog.com/2019/04/17/2020-toyota-highlander-revealed-new-york-auto-show-dkfl36v/

They're cover almost everything about the SUV except the price. I am guessing the price for the limited platinum will be inching upwards to the '50s as the current one is 46. One thing I am finally happy to see is that Toyota has finally given in and has allowed the integration of Android Auto. Once of the last auto manufactures to even offer Apple and Android today.

I loved driving my families 18 HL for the short time I had, I am sure this 2020 will be an exciting one.

 

I'm keeping my analog cars as long as possible. 2010 Honda CRV, 2014 Infiniti Q50S AWD with the venerable 3.7 engine and of course the 2018 Tundra. The direct injection, turbos and the electronica in the newer cars do not lend themselves to long term ownership. I like the newer technology laden vehicles but look at them as lease vehicles vs owning them long term.