Toyota calls it Crossover-type Crown, and Toyota will soon roll out three more variants of the Crown between the fall of 2023 and 2024 for the 2024 through 2025 model years.

Rollout for the Sport and sedan models will begin in the fall, with the PHEV Sport model following in winter and the wagons at an unspecified time next year. 2024 Toyota Crown wagon.

The Toyota Crown is an oddball of a sedan that more or less replaces the Avalon but comes with the increased ride height of a crossover. It’s an interesting decision from Toyota, but at the same ...

With the new Crown Sport making its rounds on social media in mid-March 2023, it seems that its release is imminent. Toyota President Akio Toyoda described the upcoming Crown Sport as “a new ...

The Toyota Corolla Altis HEV GR Sport received yet another facelift in Thailand. Highlights include the squared-off bumper intakes, and the clear taillight lenses. The sedan is exclusively ...

Compared to the current U.S.-market Crown, the new sedan will be about 2.0 inches longer, 2.0 inches wider, and will sit about 3.0 inches lower. The Sport and Estate versions will be even shorter ...

Camry We’re kicking off with the model most likely to receive the GR Sport treatment. The Camry has been around since 1982. As arguably the most dependable model in Toyota’s line-up, the sedan ...