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If you've kept pace with our blog page here at Mountain States Toyota, then you quite possibly caught this post from just a few months back, in which we profiled our standout full-size SUV, the 2017 Highlander.

Well, guess what? We're back again today, eager to provide even more insight to the head-turning Highlander.

Join the good folks over at MotorWeek, as they take the Highlander out for a test run:

Arguably the most swanky, upscale offering throughout the Highlander lineup, the top-of-the-line Limited Platinum trim is tremendous.

Standard amenities on this iteration include ...

If you happened to catch our previous post here at Mountain States Toyota, you now know at least a bit about our resident big-bodied crossover, the Highlander.

Not to be outdone, however, today it's time for the Highlander's smaller sibling -- the 2017 RAV4 -- to shine.

Check the clip below to hear all about it from carwow personality Mat Watson:

The value of the RAV4's base trim -- the feature-rich LE -- cannot be overstated.

Standard amenities on this model include 17-inch steel wheels, roof rails, a rearview camera, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, a 6.1-inch touchscreen display ...

Might you be seeking a full-size SUV for your next daily driver? Well, if so, we here at Mountain States Toyota have a sneaking suspicion you may well meet your match in ours, the 2017 Highlander.

And what makes us say that?

Allow Cars.com pundit Mark Williams to provide you with some insight. His evaluation of the Highlander is as follows:

A terrific twosome of engine options comprise the Highlander catalog. The first, a 2.5-liter four-cylinder, is standard on the base LE trim and produces a healthy 185 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. It syncs with a…

Here at Mountain States Toyota in Denver we're stoked to hear Punxsutawney Phil granted us six more weeks of winter weather earlier this week; that means six more weeks of hitting the slopes and enjoying all of the awesome winter activities the Denver areas has to offer.

Unfortunately, there is a catch: it also means at least six more weeks of winter driving, often a stressful, arduous task.

But if you're the owner…