Toyota Crown
Reviving a nameplate that goes back to 1955 in Japan, the Crown was introduced last year in Canada as an indirect replacement for the departed Avalon. It’s a high-riding, mid-to-large sedan that aims to attract customers who would otherwise consider an SUV. There’s nothing like it on the road today. All Crown models feature a hybrid powertrain including the Limited (2.5-litre engine, 236 horsepower, CVT) and Platinum (turbocharged 2.4-litre engine, 340 horsepower, 6-speed automatic transmission).
Detailed ratings
The Car Guide rating | 82% |
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Fuel economy | 9/10 |
Reliability | N/A |
Safety | N/A |
Infotainment | 7/10 |
Driving | 8/10 |
Overall | 8/10 |
What's new in 2024
Entry-grade XLE version discontinued.
Pros
- Refined hybrid powertrains
- Fast and efficient multimedia interface
- Spacious and comfortable
- Safe driving
Cons
- Noisy engine when accelerating (Limited)
- Slightly dull interior
- Sloppy trunk finish
- Low availability
Competitors
Recalls
none