I just bought a new Highlander less than two years ago, and now I'm thinking about switching to the new Prado. Are there any other owners with the same thought? I'm not sure how this car is, mainly for city and highway driving. I'm torn. 😖

I'm considering getting another Haval H5 to alternate with my Highlander. That's how I do it—I've had the Highlander for just over a year and the Haval H5 for a little over a month.

The price of this car is at least 100,000 more than it should be. With the money for a high-end Prado, you could directly go for a BMW X5.

If you want to change, don't make it hard for yourself! It means money isn't the issue. Prado is better than Pajero in every aspect! Go for it! Later, you can upgrade to a Land Cruiser or a Lexus! [thumbs up][thumbs up][thumbs up]

I also bought a Highlander in '22.

I've had my 2019 Highlander for over five years now. I'm thinking about switching, but it seems like there's not enough reason to do so.

From the media test results, this car's acceleration, braking, fuel consumption, and space are significantly different from the Highlander. The only advantage is off-roading. If you're not going off-road, it's like spending an extra 200,000 with all the costs of a hardcore off-road vehicle, but getting nothing in return. It's a real loss.

It's surprising that so many people still like products from the last century. Japanese cars have been spoiled by you guys.

I was planning to buy the Highlander Supreme with full payment, but now I'm hesitating whether to buy the Prado on installment. I'm worried that if I buy the Highlander, I'll regret not getting the Prado. It's making me so indecisive!

I also want to [be left alone], but unfortunately, I don't have the money! A man's ultimate goal is a Land Cruiser. Not sure if I can achieve this in my lifetime!

There's really no need for it. If you're just driving on highways and in the city, there are plenty of car options at this price range. Nowadays, with a 200,000+ RMB budget, you can get a 4WD SUV that's perfectly capable of handling some light off-roading.