The 1958 Toyota Crown was the first Japanese car sold in the U.S. After Avalon sales numbers dipped and Americans were more ...

On the official Toyota website, the Crown is listed under the cars section and not the SUV section. Furthermore, the Crown is an indirect replacement for the Avalon sedan. So, there we have it.

When Toyota debuted the Avalon in the mid-90s ... opting instead to spend their money on SUVs of various makes and sizes. It remains to be seen if the Crown SUV-ish build will help Toyota ...

That's a topic that Toyota knows plenty about—even as the SUV becomes ascendant ... the tea leaves when it came time to replace the Avalon. That replacement is called the Crown, and while ...

An Avalon Hybrid (covered separately on Cars.com) was added for 2013. As greater numbers of American buyers turned away from traditional sedans in favor of SUVs, Toyota discontinued the Avalon ...

Toyota borrows technology from the Prius to give the big Avalon some eyebrow raising fuel efficiency numbers, even managing to rate 40 mpg on the highway. See the latest and greatest features of the ...

“A 2021 Toyota Avalon TRD. Look at this ... the large sedan segment is collapsing as more new-car buyers opt for SUVs—but it’s one of the best of its breed.” By contrast, the 2025 version ...

the Crown sedan replaced the Avalon large sedan in Toyota’s U.S. lineup. It comes only in hybrid versions, and sits higher than the normal sedan, making it more like an SUV or crossover utility ...

like the Avalon and Venza, that still put some new cars to shame. Another shame is that Toyota discontinued the Venza, but it doesn't mean it's out of reach. In the end, this hybrid SUV is a great ...

More Toyota News Toyota Crown Lineup Also Includes RWD Sedan, SUVs Toyota bZ4X Could Be First ... more affluent buyer than its predecessor, the Avalon, did. Caleb Miller began blogging about ...