Appearing in its stead (notice I did not say replacing the Avalon) will be the 2023 Toyota Crown, a five-seat, hybrid-powered, mutant mishmash of a crossover and sedan that feels as much an ...

The Toyota Crown has a rich history that spans over six decades, marking it as one of Toyota’s longest-running and most ...

The 2025 Crown Signia is the second recent Toyota to wear the Crown name in the U.S., the first being the uniquely styled large sedan that debuted as a 2023 model. Just like the sedan that came ...

The Platinum is the only grade with Toyota's Advanced Park system and a new for 2025 color Head Up display. Options include ...

Toyota has replaced its long-serving and highly-rated Avalon sedan with the Crown, an extroverted model that aims to bridge the gap between traditional sedans and SUVs. The new Crown is offered ...

Toyota led the way in introducing gas-electric hybrid technology to the U.S. market more than two decades ago. From the boxy ...

The Toyota Crown is a high-end, near-luxury sedan that was reintroduced to the North American market in 2022 – after nearly a 50-year absence. (In Japan, the Crown has been in continuous ...

Crown Signia delivers the best of both worlds: sedan-like driving comfort and SUV versatility. Thanks to its crossover design, the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia offers ample room for five in a highly ...

Japanese automaker Honda rose from the ashes of WWII and set about its business as a manufacturer of motorcycles initially, only launching its first car ... the 2025 Toyota Crown, and specifically ...

This week I'm back behind the wheel of the Toyota Crown, a nameplate that returned to the lineup for the 2023 model year after a 50+ year hiatus. Toyota sold just shy of 20,000 of them last year.

Toyota expands its sport/utility portfolio by reimagining the Crown sedan into a new version dubbed Crown Signia. This fresh model rides on the same TNGA-K platform as the Crown, and many other ...