Articles about Toyota Crown

This or the stock look?

The all-new Toyota Crown doesn't look bad-it just isn't what many fans were expecting. The mixed reactions, though, aren't too surprising when you consider the vehicle went from being a classy full-sized sedan to a full-

Hyundai has also unveiled its Avanza- and Xpander-fighting MPV, the Stargazer

The Crown Sport, Sedan, and Estate models will follow

Toyota, after turning what is arguably its most popular nameplate (the Corolla) into a full-on crossover, has now done the same to one of its most luxurious offerings in the Crown. The rumors were true, then.The all-new Crown, however,

Hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully-electric versions will be available

Talks about Toyota turning the Crown into an SUV are resurfacing, and this time, more info about the famed nameplate's revamp has been revealed.According to a report by Reuters, Toyota's new Crown won't just be an SUV-it'

We’ve come up with a short list to mark TMP’s recent sales milestone

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) recently reached a massive milestone: more than two million units sold in our market. Two million vehicles. That's a lot of cars sold in just three and a half decades.To mark the occasion, we've decided

There were a few big arrivals

We get a glimpse of what the next-gen sedan might look like

Several reports have surfaced over the past year about how Toyota is planning on discontinuing the Crown and turning the iconic sedan into an SUV. Well, it appears that might not be the case after all.According to a report by Best

What a week

The nameplate will supposedly live on as an SUV in the carmaker’s lineup

When we try to think about the most iconic Toyota models to have ever been built, the Crown is one of the first nameplates that come to mind. Anyone who has been to Japan has probably ridden comfortably in the back seat

We’d like to see these turned into posters

Skylines didn't always scream performance. The MX-5 wasn't always so angry. The Suzuki Jimny wasn't always so big (lol). And the Subaru Impreza? It didn't always look like-well okay, this one always did look like it

For the love of the Japanese brand

The Top Gear PH Facebook page is really a treasure trove. Not just for information, questions, or reactions, but also for genuine people who, like us, treat cars like part of the family. Hell, some of us grew up and grew old

With hybrid powertrains

In a rapidly changing automotive landscape, the Toyota Crown nameplate has survived since 1955. In the Philippines, it's perhaps best known as the personal car of President Cory Aquino--the one she rode away in following Fidel Ramos's

To be revealed at the Tokyo Motor Show

Toyota's not done releasing previews for this year's Tokyo Motor Show just yet. The Japanese carmaker has just announced it will be displaying a new concept version of the Toyota Crown luxury sedan, further bolstering what's already one of

They don't make 'em like they used to

Old-school Toyotas have always held a big place in the hearts of Filipino car guys, thanks in part to Toyota's status as one of the most successful car manufacturers in the country. Its varied lineup has always something for everyone,

Will this retire the iconic Crown?

It has been said that a country's taxicabs are its ambassadors to tourists and the outside world. Proof of this can be seen in such places as London and New York.Another famous taxicab that has gained popularity among tourists is

To be offered in Japan this month

The Toyota Crown was once known as the default ride for many executives back in the '70s to the late '90s. Before the arrival of the Camrys, the Accords and the Cefiros, the Crown had ferried the bosses to and from the

Can PH ever build a world-class car?

Pride is something that all Filipinos take to heart--we're brimming with it, sometimes to a fault. We take pride in our sports icons, and we're genuinely happy whenever we hear of a kababayan making it big abroad. We at

For a limited time only in Japan

Despite its conservative origins as a popular full-size executive sedan favored by aging corporate bosses in Japan--and even in the Philippines when it was previously available here in the late \'80s--the Toyota Crown will now be available for a

A one-of-a-kind executive car

Remember the Toyota Crown? Before the Camry became the go-to sedan for corporate types, the Crown was the Japanese carmaker\'s offering for those who wanted non-European automotive pampering. Back in the mid-\'90s, it was the choice of politicians

Awards brand-new Innova to owner

While Ford Group Philippines is currently getting all the attention for announcing yesterday that it will close down its manufacturing facility in Santa Rosa, Laguna, at the end of the year, Toyota Motor Philippines has quietly celebrated a manufacturing milestone in the