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 ...

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 ...

Toyota unveiled the all-new Crown generation back in 2022, introducing a reboot of one of its longest-running nameplates. Since that time, it's steadily added to the JDM lineup with the Crossover ...

Toyota has officially introduced the new Crown Estate in the Japanese market, expanding the Crown model range that includes Crossover, Sport and Sedan. This estate combines the features of an SUV and ...

The Japanese automaker has announced the 2026 model year for the sixteenth-generation S235 Toyota Crown, but we're ...

After boosting standard luxury content and adding a Nightshade trim level to the Crown family for 2025, Toyota is making no ...

A weekend trip to St. George in mid-March for our grandson Jensen’s baseball tournament turned into the perfect opportunity ...

The future might be electric, but the present is electrified. That’s Toyota’s stance, and the Crown is one of several models the automaker offers that follow what has been proven a prescient aim.

A weekend trip to St. George in mid-March for our grandson Jensen’s baseball tournament turned into the perfect opportunity to get some extended time in the all-new 2025 Toyota Crown Signia Limited.

For the 2023 model year, Toyota resurrected the Toyota Crown nameplate that had been dormant in North America for 50 years. The company had been making this car in Japan for all that time ...

Episode 468 of “Talking Cars With Consumer Reports” covers driving the Toyota Crown Signia. The podcast panel also talks tires and EV range.