Toyota decided to run with it, turning its Crown crossover into a high-riding, four-door convertible. The black-and-bronze Crown isn’t the first crossover to lose its roof, but it is rare to see ...

Wheel size for the 1974 Toyota Crown will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models.The wheel size available ...

The Toyota Crown first appeared on our shores as an early Japanese import in the 1950s. Back in 1957, it was known as the Toyopet Crown, and it helped establish Toyota’s foothold in our market.

The Toyota Crown is a car unlike any others on the market. But there’s a family rivalry brewing. For the best luxury bang for your buck, we’re looking at the Toyota Crown vs Lexus ES.

Bad news, sportscar fans. According to a new report from What Car?, Toyota has cancelled plans to produce a GT86 convertible, a model based on the FT-86 Open Concept that debuted at the 2013 ...

The Toyota Crown showcases a sleek center console with a minimalist gear shifter design, complemented by clever storage solutions and multiple charging ports for added convenience and practicality.

Please use care in your use of the information provided. The 2023 Toyota Crown XLE is equipped with a[n]Hybrid 2.5L I-4 & 1.15-kWh & Nickel Metal Hydride battery hybrid powertrain that can produce ...

The 2025 Toyota Crown is the brand’s largest and most expensive sedan, but it actually isn’t as purebred as you may expect. Some SUV-like elements are present, like a raised ground clearance ...

You'll receive a response shortly. The Toyota Crown is a high-riding sedan that blends traditional passenger-car and SUV styling cues; it looks something like a cross between Toyota’s Camry ...

You know that GIF of Larry David looking confused? That's how I feel about the 2023 Toyota Crown. The de facto replacement for the Florida-snowbird-friendly Avalon, this large hybrid packs a ...

You'll receive a response shortly. With the Crown entering just its third year on the U.S. market, Toyota is fine-tuning the formula for its full-size sedan/mid-size crossover/hatchback.