The Toyota Crown is making its triumphant return to the U.S. during the fall of this year, which is soon — if not now — and we want to know what your most pressing questions are about the ...

Since its launch in 1955, the Toyota Crown has undergone significant development to become a true symbol of refinement. The Crown is a testament to Toyota’s automotive creativity as it reintroduces ...

Is the 2025 Toyota Crown worth $41,440? The Toyota Crown enters its third year on the market in a way only it could, but does its unique design help or harm consumers’ opinion of the flagship model?

There are generations of drivers in the U.S. who have no idea what the 2023 Toyota Crown is, or what it represents. The last time Toyota sold a new Crown here in America was in 1972; most of us ...

The 2024 Toyota Crown is just plain odd-looking from the outside, particularly with its available two-tone paint job option. You're either going to love it or ...

Another Toyota teaser that does not involve the eagerly-awaited 2025 4Runner. Toyota has already previewed the all-new Camry. This week, Toyota plugged an all-new crossover, the Crown SUV. Here’s what ...

Toyota is selling a car in the United States called the Crown, starting at $41,045. There’s a special place in my heart for the Toyota Crown. We got one in 1969. Get concise answers to your ...

The Crown Signia utilizes the same 2.5-liter hybrid as the base Crown Sedan, while it's not Toyota's most powerful SUV, being tuned for smoothness and efficiency over performance, it has a ...

With a bumper-to-bumper length of 196.1 inches, the Crown outstretches the Camry's 193.5-inch overall length. At the same time, the Crown sits taller at 60.6 inches versus 56.9 inches for the Camry.

The Crown has 5.8-inches of ground clearance which is only 0.1-inches more than the Camry. Compared to Toyota’s own Highlander with 8.0-inches of clearance, the Crown comes up short as a SUV.