Toyota's New Crown Shocks the Entire Car Industry

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[ThomasKing]

How many more shocks can the car industry take before it gives out, Scotty?

[ricardopadilla]

Whoever wrote the script for this video needs a raise. This has to be the most informative video I have found regarding the Toyota Crown.

[josephrohland]

As a watcher of the car industry, I was not only shocked, but bewildered, dismayed and quite frankly, flummoxed at this new revelation.

[andymann]

Thanks, Scotty! We bought a Crown in march and so far, we’re very pleased.

[Mrblueridgeman]

Had two Camry Hybrids that I took to 160k miles and 150k miles respectively. 1st was totaled when I got rear ended. 2nd I traded in when my wife wanted something new. Both were wonderful cars and incredibly reliable. That is ZERO problems. And not a hint of reduced efficiency due to battery wear, although I realized I was probably getting toward the end of battery life. Another thing to mention on those cars (2009 and 2012) while Toyota called their transmission CVT, it was for lack of a better term. The transmission was actually one set of planetary gears that stayed engaged all the time. No wear components like you’d get in a traditional transmission (CVT or otherwise) so I saw that as a reliability trade off with the battery. The best cars I’ve owned.

[ElCamino]

We love our 2023 Toyota Crown, especially ALL the safety features. Easy in n' out seating, great gas mileage, definitely a keeper for many years to come.

[gazzafloss]

I'm vacationing in Japan at the moment, I saw one of these new Toyota Crowns in Yokohama city just three days ago. A fine looking car, if you can come to terms with the "unique" body paint scheme. It's a Toyota so it'll be a good'un. Many years ago, (1975), I owned a 1963 Crown wagon with the 2.0 litre 3R engine, then a 1969 Crown wagon with a 2.3 litre straight six they were both "brilliant" vehicles and were great to drive.

[tonyc]

Scott I remember researching Toyota hybrid batteries before I bought my first prius in 2014. I believe it was a Consumer Reports study that showed prius batteries are extremely reliable and long lasting as they had tested numerous batteries with 200, 000 to 300, 000 miles and still retained like 98% of their efficiency. I was immediately convinced to buy a prius. I'm hoping to enjoy my 2018 for hundreds of thousands of trouble free miles 😊

[anthonyfranchino]

We recently purchased a 2024 Toyota Crown in the platinum trim level and we love it! It definitely has a unique look and in the bronze two tone it’s a classy look. Glad there is a distinctive sedan on the market that’s not boring. Love your channel Scotty keep up the great work.

[travwayfar]

I know it takes alot to edit videos like this but I really do love them. Thank you.

[ThomasWBaldwin]

Scotty, your content should be course material for a high school/college elective. You could license the vids in several series to universities and students could learn about, and fix their own automobiles, and earn credits. Publish more books. I have two of them, but for the schools to sell students. They should give you an honorary "Mechanical Engineering Degree", because you have taught and informed me about auto stuff I was hazy on. You clear it up, and it saves me money. This is good stuff. Very ineresting and focused correctly. Good clear production as well.😉

[terryward]

It would be interesting to have you compare technology, efficiency and the cost the Rav4 hybrid, the Camry hybrid and the Crown hybrid.

[MrJayChoww]

Thank you so much. I was researching about the crown history, and no one explained it as well as you did. Very informative and educational. Thank you so much.

[cuve_ae]

Upgrading from my 2023 Prius limited AWD to the 2025 Toyota Crown Platinum. I’ll be upgrading the RAV4 hybrid to the Crown Signia when they release the platinum version. Beautiful vehicles they really nailed it.

[adriancazaly]

I saw the new Crown in Japan recently. It's absolutely magnificent in the flesh. I want one.✅️

[huntebj]

We had a Crown for 25 years in Japan. Wife didn’t like the new Crown and it’s difficult to get in/out of. Our Japanese dealer told us Toyota will produce a 2024 Crown sedan in late 2024.
As for us we ordered a Toyota Harrier (Venza) and should be available in early November.

[indycharlie]

Though it isn't my kind of vehicle, it looks pretty cool and modern. .

[jamiehancock]

I saw one of these the other day and I thought it was very interesting and impressive looking!

[stevehenderson]

Thank you Scotty. Very informative as always especially about the Crown.