2025 Toyota Crown Signia Limited - In 4K - Toyota's All-New Hybrid SUV - Will It Steal Camry Buyers?

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2025 Toyota Crown Signia Limited - In 4K - Toyota's All-New Hybrid SUV - Will It Steal Camry Buyers?
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While Toyota has had the Crown for a while, this is the All-New Crown Signia SUV that will likely attract families needing a bit more room. This is a hybrid car with a 243 net combined system horsepower and an estimated 36 mpg combined rating. It's able to tow up to 2700 pounds. Let me know what you think of this car.

[@MiahVega]

This is definitely my next car, in this color too! Thanks for posting this video :)

[@danielb.2351]

First time I’ve seen it in another color other than storm cloud blue. Looks nice! Where did you film this?

[@ArsalonsAutoSalon]

I agree, this is a nice color. I filmed this at the 2023 San Diego Auto Show that just wrapped up.

[@nevercedes2070]

Looks so good, coilovers and spacers please lmao

[@les2997]

Will it compete with Mazda CX-70?

[@MrFlower2000]

This 2025 Toyota Crown Signia has a stunning, classy design, both outside and inside. I hope they keep all the features they show in this pre-production model. YET, I was strongly disappointed it did NOT have the following features: 1) HEADS-UP DISPLAY: Yes, this feature may cost a bit more, but it is expected for a car in this category! For me, this would be a deal breaker. 2) LUMBAR SUPPORT PASSENGER SEAT, Why is Toyota penny-pinching here? It's about time to give the passenger the same comfort as the driver in a car like this. The driver is often younger than the passenger (long drives). How much could adding lumbar support to the passenger seat cost? The following two are features the 2024 Honda CR-V has. Ouch!! 3) BACK-PASSENGER DOORS that fully open, 4) BACK SETS THAT RECLINE Final comment: Car prices have increased considerably, much more than the cost of living. The shortage during COVID-19 increased prices, and since prices have not decreased, the supply chain issue has been resolved to a great extent. I sincerely hope Toyota will pay attention to these simple changes and bring to market a first-class winner!

[@forumboss2620]

Good “Signia” (“estate” in Japan), but Toyota really blew it with the single low-mounted headlights. Compare the Crown Sedan, with multiple LEDs. I also don’t like the glass roof… safety issue and these have been known to leak with other brands.

[@ibexmotor]

My dream car 🚗

[@robertherman1146]

Why it looks exactly like Honda Prologue??

[@BKO00223]

Nice toy

[@mervinprone]

It’s not Insignia

[@BigLJR]

It just needed to be a bit bigger and less like a wagon Can someone give a size comparison? Is it similar in size to the Lexus NX or RX?

[@souldion]

i love its design but i agree, i need it higher off the ground a bit like an suv

[@garman7921]

RX

[@garman7921]

2 inches longer than an RX, not as wide and not as tall,

[@erictate5985]

Another ugly suv wagon 😢 im not going to spend my money on this s#:*#!