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 ...

The Crown Sport is available in Japan with two powertrain options. One is the regular hybrid powertrain with a 2.5-liter inline-4 featured in the U.S.-spec Crown, where it rates in at 236 hp combined.

The Toyota That Looks Better Than A Ferrari It's not a perfect copy, but it's shockingly close. The Crown Sport is a very curvy small crossover with haunches nearly as broad as the Ferrari SUVs.

But that was just the appetizer as Toyota then followed suit with the all-new N400 version of the Toyota Tacoma best-selling pickup truck, the reborn 2024 Land Cruiser off-road legend and its ...

Toyota is launching a new SUV in Japan, the Toyota Crown Sport Hybrid and the car comes with a new design and a range of new features, there will also be ...

The Sport-type Crown will be the first to join the Crossover-type Crown in the fall of 2023 as a hybrid. A plug-in hybrid is due this winter. Confirmed with seating for five, the newcomer is 4,710 ...

2025 Toyota Crown Signia | Manufacturer image Competes with: Buick Envision, Honda Passport, Nissan Murano, Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Looks like: A proper upright SUV with the latest Toyota cues ...

Introduction 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Hybrid SUV Shines This crowning achievement improves on the sedan in several significant ways Overview Toyota expands its sport/utility portfolio by ...

Toyota is planning to sell only about 15,000 of the Crown Signia models in the U.S. during its first full model year. It’s a beastie built for other markets—like China—but there’s enough ...

While Toyota has not yet released the specific dimensions for the US-spec Crown Signia, it is anticipated that they will closely align with those of the original Crown Estate prototype, which ...

2025 Genesis G80 vs 2025 Toyota Crown Platinum: Both cost $57,000, which one is better? These two moderately priced midsize sedans both feel premium in their own way, but which is best?