Refreshing your memories on what appears to be in the works for the global Toyota Crown lineup ... during the launch event in 2022 was the Crown Estate Concept. The “estate” name suggests ...

The Toyota Crown Estate is the fourth member of the Crown lineup in the Japanese market. The SUV looks identical to the US-spec Crown Signia but offers unique optional accessories. The Crown ...

If you're already familiar with Toyota's US-spec Signia, you'll have a pretty good grasp of what you're getting with the ...

the new Crown Signia SUV is effectively an Americanized version of the Crown Estate (read: wagon) Toyota debuted in Japan. It looks pretty good, with a cleaned up front end and handsomely sculpted ...

Toyota is reading between the lines. The Crown is doing well in America so this must be taken advantage of. The carmaker is expanding the lineup and bringing to the market what most customers want ...

Perhaps the Toyota Crown Athlete could be the answer to your conundrum. Part of the Toyota’s longest running model line, its history stretches all the way back to 1955. Classified as a mid-size ...

The Crown Estate is the fourth model in Toyota's flagship Crown lineup. It is 4,930 mm (194 inches) long, 1,880 mm (74 inches) wide, and 1,625 mm (64 inches) high.

YOKOHAMA, Japan — Toyota ... Athlete, or Sport type; a sleek and elegant traditional sedan called the Crown Royal; and a high-riding large crossover dubbed the Crown Majesta, also known as the ...

The Toyota Crown Estate is the fourth model in the Crown lineup, positioned between an SUV and a wagon. Available in hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants, the PHEV offers 302 hp and 89 km (55 miles ...