What's New: 2024 Toyota Crown on Everyman Driver 

I own a limited model and I’m very happy with it. Best car I’ve ever owned!

Got my all black interior and exterior Limited trim 24! It’s sooooo comfortable 🥺 transitioning from my 23 Rav4 limited..but this one feels different!

Nice car. Detest low profile tires for the bad interstate roads.

Is the entire seat leather on the limited or is the back softex. It doesn’t really look like real leather.

What a beautiful car. I can pay for one but I just don't want to pay the price. Maybe a used one in a few years.

Does it have a power adjustable steering that was available in the Avalon?

I test drove one and felt it left a lot to be desired. No heads up display, no extended thigh support for the driver, etc. I was very excited to go see/test drive one and wasn’t very impressed. Waiting for the 2024 Sonata Hybrid to come out and I’ll probably get one of those.

I wonder if Lexus is going to get a version of the Crown?

Very nice car. But I will keep my 2023 Camry Hybrid which is awesome.

Great looking, cheap quality interior, spacious but 40% overpriced. The high end model should top out at $35k for a hybrid sedan. imo

Did I miss the price of this lovely beast?

Low pros suck on bad roads and should've been a hatchback. Meaty tires would look better on this anyway. Asian cars notorious for bad road noise. How was it compared to German? Love the proportions of it.

I just got this onw fir my wife! Got it at 2.99% for 60 months, and I got a ver very great discount price on the tag. The only thing I don't like is the brek system.

Isn't it amazing the automotive manufacturers don't listen to their customers and I'm not talking about this particular vehicle in this days Market everything is SUV driven right well not everyone wants a SUV along comes to try to Crown but the most important thing here is when it all comes down to it there's going to be one auto maker that's going to sell full size Passenger cars in the United States of America I have my bets on FCA but we were wrong the 300 is no longer in production which is sad because the Toyota Avalon went out of production leaving the 300 the crown winner until this vehicle came along

This will be the new Lexus es 350 🔥

I wouldnt reccomend this year or modle my mom has been having so many issues with it she can't drive it she is scared she will get stranded in it she can't even drive it anywere

It looks like a Camry ate a Kia Forte.

Where are the tires?

The only thing Toyota did wrong with this vehicle was not opting for a sportback design.

Top of the line car with Manual trunk opener and Manual steering adjustments. Take a look at Toyota Crown RS advanced in Japan, this looks like junked

0:20 Can I get 15" wheels on this? Don't want it, if I can't get 15" wheels.

Too overpriced.

Needs a new interior

Needs to be a hatchback

of course all your wants and needs for this base Crown will be in the Lexus version

I wish they wouldn’t have replaced the Avalon with this garbage!

I get 40-42mpg cruising at 60mph in my Highlander hybrid. Would hope for more out of this...

The styling of this thing puts it right in the middle of the automotive "uncanny valley" which illicits in me a slight unease. Who is it for? Is it a car or an s u.v? Is it a hatch back? Can you actually see out of those tiny raked windows? Why are its wheels as large as those found on a 19th century wagon? I want to like it but just can't find anything about it that grabs me. It reeks of middle class Boomers with back pain and a pretense to wealth. Maybe that's who it's for? I bet it's well made though and that's a selling point for sure.

I feel like the design brief on this car was "What would a Prius look like, if we made it for fat Americans who want SUV's?" Because its just a fat Prius with AWD, and a bunch of SUV buzzwords in its marketing. And i feel like, if they dumbed down the exterior styling, and sold it as a large Prius, it would sell MUCH better than it is. Additionally, up market the interior, slap a Lexus badge on it, and it will command the price they want it to. The real problem is the CROWN badge. Toyota of Japan will NOT put a Lexus badge on a CROWN. And outside of Japan, no one knows the CROWN name or heritage. So unless youre a nerdy JDM car enthusiast, no one knows or appreciats what it is. There are just too many missteps with the CROWN launch in North America. This may turn out to be one of Toyota's biggest blunders in a long time. It has shades of the Ford 500. No one "got it", but slap a Taurus badge on it, dumb the interior down, and suddenly it sold like hotcakes. Like the CROWN, great car, but it's way off target for its intended audience.

Toyota is going down the wrong path, the audification

No, this car on the inside looks somewhat cheap. As for the car itself, I think it’s ugly and too expensive. This took the place of the Avalon which I think was better looking car.

Like the interior, don't care for the two-tone exterior. Truly ugly nose. Platinum sure is pricey ...

Nice looking exterior. Interior looks too plastic. I had the 2018 Toyota CHR . Loved the exterior but Interior had zero storage. I now have 21' Ford Escape. Much happier 😊