A lot of buyers apparently look at the Toyota Crown Signia and see a station wagon, think “Griswolds!” and run.

The Toyota Crown is a high-end, near-luxury sedan that was reintroduced to the North American market in 2022 – after nearly a 50-year absence. (In Japan, the Crown has been ...

Introduced for the 2023 model year, the Toyota Crown took the Avalon’s place as the brand’s flagship sedan. Toyota spared no expense in designing the all-new model, and it shows. The 2025 ...

Pricing, as alluded to earlier, is on the high side, IMHO, for the Nightshade. It starts at $49,860, including delivery. The ...

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 Camry has come in station wagon form at various points throughout its long history, but what about the rumors that ...

Rounding out the upgrades made by TOM’s Racing are bold new side skirts, graphics running along the doors, and a set of ...

Toyota's only full-electric crossover at the moment is the oddly-named and styled bZ4X. Offered with one or two electric ...

Thinking of buying a hybrid SUV from Toyota in 2024 or 2025? Here's out pick of the best, and a quick overview of just how ...

You’ve seen the memes wherein a Ferrari Purosangue is put beside a Toyota Crown Sport. These crossovers’ long and low hoods, ...

Whether the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia is a wagon (it isn’t) or a crossover (it is) is a mostly inconsequential matter.