The Toyota Crown Signia Is a Lexus For Toyota Money!

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[dentman]

I can't believe I've lived long enough where people think a 50k Toyota is a deal. Getting old is a trip.

[jonascampelo]

Looks great! Not boring like a everyday Toyota and not "to much" like a Lexus, well done Toyota! Great video from Tommy and Case!

[cmilesx]

I like the idea of it. A modern station wagon with AWD and hybrid gas mileage but not slow. I think it's about $5k to $10k too much but sadly folks will over pay for so many vehicles these days, If they ever have a sale, I would consider it. Made in Japan is a bonus to me.

[robervin]

Kase and I have similar thinking of the car looks like a outback kinda. ❤ what a brilliant man. Tremendous job guys

[ducks]

Competition would be Volvo v60, Audi a6 all road, Subaru Outback xt limited, Mercedes e class wagon, and Mazda cx 50

[tylersrubar]

Nice but priced too high. Toyota is pricing their newest products too close to Lexus.

[traviswilliams]

@TFLnow to Kases point about the interior… I think the saddle tan interior solves that. It really looks Lexus like.

[travsmac]

I think you mean “A Toyota for Lexus Money”… have you seen Toyota prices at car lots recently?

[palebeachbum]

Dare I say it's beautiful. It's been a while since I've said that about a Toyota. Unfortunately, it's too expensive. I don't understand why Toyota would step on its own Lexus toes offering this vehicle. For $50k you can get a base trim Lexus RX350, or for less, you can get a Lexus NX.

[trabertgraneau]

It’s tragic that Toyota basically killed off the Venza (again) for a station wagon version of the Crown

[raymondswenson]

Designed with easier entry and exit for mature adults. AWD for driving on snow and ice highways over mountain passes, perfect for western states that have snow for six months a year in the mountains. Great mileage with hybrid. My next car purchase, saving my SUV for towing and hauling more people and cargo.

[dave]

I have heard that Hyundai/Kia are not as reliable as they once were. I had a 2007 Hyundai Sonata for 17 years and it was by far the most reliable vehicle that I have ever owned. I worked in the automotive industry for 45 years and have seen a lot. They are still a damn sight better than the domestics.

[quantumjim]

If considering instead of RX, it has the plusses of no electronic door handles and steering wheel button labels rather than needing to watch to HUD to figure see what the buttons do.

[TheHersonCastillo]

This car is for people who love Toyota as a brand, but also love premium features and quality and would hate to leave Toyota to get these elsewhere

[hereigoagain]

Return of the Camry wagon or the first generation Venza.

[cinthe]

The Jeep Cherokee was ahead of its time with the misdirection headlights

[RonnN-gftm]

Wagons coming back. Looks like the Prius front end

[JohnDoe-wypy]

A couple of kids in their early twenties reviewing a car that’s targeted to the boomer generation. Should be Roman or Nathan doing the review.

[StopWhatYerDoing]

I'd say this is more of a tall wagon than a crossover. Dimensionally, it's only about 1.5" taller than the Prius V wagon while being about 11" longer. Sure the ground clearance is like 1" taller, but 6.7" isn't going to get you anywhere off road. It just doesn't have enough ground clearance to be an SUV/CUV. There's plenty of tall cars that aren't crossovers, and I feel like this falls into that camp. Mazda 5, Ford C-Max, Scion XB, Prius V, Nissan Leaf, just to name a few. I'm fine with them calling it an SUV though, because I hope with them making it a bit taller, they trick more people into wanting these things and maybe the wagon segment will see a bit of revitalization here in the states.

[Trance]

Looks good but Fifty thousand damm. Well My 2021 Rav4 XLE Premiere was Thrity Four Thousand so yeah that price doesn't surprise me 😂