Toyota Revisits 2027 Crown Crossover’s Most Criticized Design Choices
The lifted fastback will receive a series of updates in Japan, including styling, equipment and powertrain tweaks … Source: Car Scoops
The lifted fastback will receive a series of updates in Japan, including styling, equipment and powertrain tweaks … Source: Car Scoops
Today's luxury cars are better in every way. The best of them are beautiful examples of design art, beautiful inside and out. It accelerates better than a muscle car from a generation ago and corners like a small sports coupe. The ride is extremely comfortable, with buttery-soft leather, heated seats and steering wheel, and expansive panoramic views. Photo and Credits: Read More
Toyota Crown gets nightshade treatment in 2025, based on mid-spec Limited trim
The 2025 Toyota Crown lineup adds a new Nightshade model that sits between the Limited and Platinum. The Nightshade is available in Storm Cloud Gray or Black paint and is powered by Crown’s standard 236-horsepower hybrid 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine. Pricing for the 2025 Crown lineup starts at $42,535 for the XLE and goes up to $56,085 for the top grade. Read More
Toyota currently offers a blacked-out Nightshade edition for the Corolla, Camry, Corolla Cross Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid, Sequoia, Tundra, and Venza. The list of vehicles available with the Nightshade Edition is set to grow even further as Toyota plans to introduce the new Toyota Crown Nightshade in 2025… Source: Cars Direct
A model with an added protective layer that increases the durability of the matte finish is released for the first time in Japan. … Source: Car Scoops
Last year, Toyota brought the new Crown to the United States in (semi-)sedan form. But that’s already old news. Here in the fall of 2023, Crown has become something of a sub-brand of Bronco Style here in America. Source: Gear Patrol
Last night, Toyota unveiled an all-new two-row midsize SUV with a hybrid drivetrain, standard all-wheel drive (AWD), and a name that connects the company’s future and history. Introducing the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia. According to Toyota, the Signia name is “based on the term insignia.” Wait, Toyota doesn’t exist anymore… Source: Kelley Blue Book
Toyota will discontinue production of the Venza after the 2024 model year. Its withdrawal leaves room for the 2025 mid-size Toyota Crown Signia. The two are very similar on paper, but Signia has stepped up its offering a bit. The Toyota Venza was originally a clunky half-wagon, half-crossover. It was then reborn as a hybrid-only SUV known as the Harrier Read More