Toyota Crown Evolution (1955-2023)

The Crown first debuted in 1955 as the “Toyopet Crown,” Toyota’s first mass produced passenger vehicle. When the first generation was developed, Crown came to symbolize “innovation” and “pushing the limit” within Toyota. Since then, it has gained recognition in Japan as Toyota’s premium sedan. It was also the first Japanese car to hit American shores back in 1958, last being sold in the US in 1972.
Across the 15 generations of Crown, it has been a vehicle that has led the way with innovative technology - pursuing value through engineering that is one step ahead of its time. For the new Crown, Toyota’s development team once again set innovation and pushing the limit at the core of the new generation’s concept. Toyota team members from product planning, design and engineering worked together to identify a Crown for a new era.
The result is a completely new Toyota Crown that throws off the conventional concepts of a sedan and takes it into a new era. Design choices push the limit, with large-diameter wheels that give the car a powerful style, a raised hip point for ease of ingress and egress, and meticulous attention to detail on the inside for a comfortable home-away-from-home. Innovation is engineered into the new Crown with two different Hybrid powertrains available, HYBRID MAX with responsive acceleration and THS for great fuel economy and standard electronic on demand All Wheel Drive.
Toyota Crown Evolution 1955-2023
1955 - RS / S10 / S20 / S30
1962 - S40
1967 - S50
1971 - S60 / S70
1974 - S80 / S90 / S100
1979 - S110
1983 - S120
1987 - S130
1991 - S140
1995 - S150
1999 - S170
2003 - S180
2008 - S200
2012 - S210
2018 - S220
2023 Crown (Crossover Type)
2023 Crown (Sport Type)
2023 Crown (Sedan Type)
2023 Crown (Estate type)
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1999 crown my dad

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I like 9th, 10th & 11th generations 😍
2023 generation looks like Ferrari Purosangue 👎🏽👎🏽