2025 Toyota Crown.. The Best Sedan Nobody Buys?

Here's everything you need to know about the 2025 Toyota Crown sedan. I personally recommend the base XLE model especially with all the new standard features it got. See my 2025 Toyota 4Runner video: • 2025 Toyota 4Runner.. ...
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[@MeynMotorGroup]

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[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@hifirulezzz]

Compared to the new Accord this Crown drives like an ugly sofa. And with that size, the car has very low door opening and super small space above the head. Bad!

[@shawnb50]

I saw them in person… they are all sitting on the dealer lot. Not a good deal. Doesn’t look good.

[@raeh5355]

The JDM version Crown (IMHO) is a much nicer car with more class and enough power, in any market......I don't know why the marketers thought up this thing

[@En1337Rich]

I was in a Toyota showroom just this Saturday. The prices were OUTRAGIOUS! They want 68k for a GR Corolla. The same for the new 2024 Tocoma SPORT! like.... it's not happening, not at these prices. Rather drive a junk yard car around before dropping that kinda cash.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Those are specialty vehicles that are going to hold their resale value they also make a 22k Corolla and a 31k Tacoma as well but I've noticed not too many like to talk about those 😅😂

[@En1337Rich]

@@MeynMotorGroup Tocoma's start at 40k for a barebones SR. not even the SR5. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gH3GopiViZeZr5Y

[@robertlovesgothgirlz]

True. I'm interested in buying a new car but these extremely high dealer markups turned me to a used Lexus instead. Greedy dealerships are keeping all sales numbers lower

[@2004cyrus]

@@MeynMotorGroupsame here: luckily I don’t need any cars and only want a new M5 competition. Haven’t pulled trigger yet. I’m a slow decided when it’s that much money.

[@matw1x]

It's not surpising. It's simple: Supply and Demand.

[@sailboatlighthouse]

Owned Acura, Lexus and everything in between. This car is a Lexus without the 10k you pay for the L and without premium gas nor premium service fees. Made in Japan top notch quality, no rattle drive like floating over water, enough power, great gas mileage, this car will live 20 years and beyond. Very exclusive look and you don't see them everywhere, plenty of leg room, every safety feature you can think of, easy in and out of the car, top notch interior, everywhere i go people ask what is it and how sporty but elegant it is. Get it in XLE black in black and you would be amazed, another color doesn't look as good however the 2025 storm cloud looks good in pictures but the black in black luxury fabric is so underrated and it's a sleeper and we love it. If you want a greater value with ground clearance of 8.2 inches get the limited 2024 Venza. It's also a NX 350h in disguise trust, a lot of people are not aware how classy and Lexus like car it is and it's the last year here in the US but not around the world sold as a Harrier. all components are shared by Lexus and other Toyota so no shortage of parts, trust me grab one before they are gone, it's a classic quality, soft like silk and it's made in Japan. Have them both the venza in wind chill pearl is a beauty and have every luxury you can think of period. Both cars for 2k under MSRP not to bad for Lexus quality without the bage premium.

[@jenniferwright682]

I drove a Corolla in my 20s - 30s, then a Camry in 30s - 40s, and I was in the market for a 2025 Camry to replace my 2012 Camry. I stumbled across the Crown XLE and I was able to get a good enough deal that I felt like it was a splurge and an upgrade from the Camry, for less than the cost of some 2025 Camrys. Now that I am almost 50, I love the smoother ride and higher seat. I had never even heard of the Crown a few weeks ago, and now I can't imagine my life without it.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Massive congrats on your Crown! It truly is an excellent product. Many are only able to judge cars based on specs and they wonder why they should pay up more over a Camry to get this. Answer is quite simple, this simply drives better, feels more solid and refined. It’s truly a luxury car driving experience that transcends the economy car experience of the Camry.

[@scotthavarth9423]

Go drive a BMW 540 or 340 You taste in cars is pedantic

[@dannyphantom121]

@@scotthavarth9423 Are those full size sedans? Bc I thought Toyota was the last ones making affordable full size sedans.

[@scotthavarth9423]

@@dannyphantom121 Have you heard of BMW 7 series sedans ?

[@Jeff-pq3zj]

I have a 2024 Toyota crown XLe. The cost for me was affordable however the more bells and whistles you put on it the more expensive you get. Common sense. So I had mine equipped with just the stuff that I needed and I don’t regret it at all. It performs well is comfortable is very quiet as well as economical. Gas mileage was 40 miles per gallon on a 1200 mile trip that I did in April. What I recommended to others? Yes I would.

[@Jeff-pq3zj]

PS Toyota needs to do a better marketing campaign on this car. I have not seen that many only because Toyota is not doing too good a job at advertising them. They push the platinum and that’s what is expensive. You can still buy a lesser base model at a more economical priceand I feel Toyota needs to step up and promote this car.

[@ronmckiernan3925]

I have a 2024 limited with the 21 inch rims and I can tell you the ride is surprisingly smooth for that size.

[@gordonarnold7465]

From Boyz II Men💪🏼 It is extremely beautiful to see how you have grown throughout the Auto industryand with reviews You Are The MAN 💪🏼 From your first review to now it's great to see how you have grown 👏🏼🫵🏼👌🏼 Keep doing what you do best 💪🏼 Peace ✌🏼

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Thanks so much my friend for your kind words and support over these years! God Bless sir

[@RolfFritz-fo2um]

I just bought one last week! I got the Platinum model and I love it! - despite its high price tag. The ground clearance is great, there's ample room inside (maybe just a little short on head clearance space), the larger wheels don't compromise anything - it's a very smooth ride. I got the Oxygen White color and it's a classy look. Overall, very pleased with it.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Massive congrats my friend! That's def a fast vehicle with a lot of great features if it fits the budget then Platinum is cool enjoy!

[@goodtimes9501]

I love ALL this WIRELESS with the NEWER cars!!!!! YOU GUYS ENJOY IT!!!

[@m4nc1n1]

I just got the 2024 Crown Platinum Max and love it. The 21-inch wheels are just fine. It rides better than my 2022 Avalon XSE Nightshade and is way faster. I traded in my Avalon, which they gave me $1000 over buy-out, and got $4000 off to take the demo from the manager. I paid 50k.

[@samblinder5385]

Platinum Max Felt like different class so I splurged Great car !

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Congrats my friend!

[@yakitalove1230]

I purchased the Crown Limited, I was looking to buy the Luxury trim Lexus but the Crown Limited was just as nice and i can drive it gas or electric. It’s a beautiful car, i bought the black on black, I love it

[@hueywallop2461]

You can get the 360 camera (PVM) in the 2025 Crown. You have to buy the 'Advanced Tech Package'.

[@sutzo1954]

Just pass 1000 miles with my XLT model very pleased what the car offering so far will get the sports or stations wagon style 3 years later!

[@gordonarnold7465]

Thanks!

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Thank you so much for your love and support my friend!

[@OcaOca]

does it have double paned windows on front and rear?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Sadly I don't remember, I want to say yes in the front and no in the back

[@vasilykashirin9396]

I wait the 2025 Crown Sport !❤😂🎉👍and 2025 Crown Signia👌

[@robertduklus6555]

No crown sport for usa

[@hifirulezzz]

I am 6'2" and I had exactly 0.5" above my head in the lowest seat position at the driver seat. How is it even possible to produce such cars?

[@x1mmx]

Does Jim have an inventory list of what he has access to along with prices for all that he can obtain them at? Or do you tell him the vehicle you’re interested in and he gives you information and price on just that one?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Visit the LeaseHackr forum and find Jim’s page that will have the inventory list that I showed in the video

[@MeynMotorGroup]

forum.leasehackr.com/t/may-toyota-all-states-dealers-nationwide-deals-below-invoice-24-taco-4k-off-tundra-upto-8k-off-best-pricing-usa/106422 Here’s the link to make it easy for you

[@Tie626]

Disagree on the platinum.. it the one to get .. further it has better ride quality due to the fact it has adaptive suspension at least in the version we get in Dubai, plus other features like soft closing doors and plus other goodies and best of all we get the crown badge😊

[@churrocapitan9380]

It's a large car with a very cramped interior space. There are lots of other options that won't give you neck pain from its low roofline.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Maybe if you're 10 feet tall but for most people they will be pleased

[@churrocapitan9380]

I'm 6 ft with a long torso. Toyota isn't known for making roomy vehicles.

[@2004cyrus]

@@churrocapitan9380it doesn’t feel cramped to me inside at all and I’m 6’5”- cramped was the ford Taurus from back then and Nissan Maxima.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

@@2004cyrus I’m nearly 6 ft tall and I have no issues sitting in any car in fact I usually have room to spare, just need to learn how to sit in cars properly. I put the seat all the way down then bring the recliner up…sitting up straight essentially only slightly obtuse and I’m able to see the road and offer space to people behind me and I am comfortable on long journeys

[@matw1x]

Cramped? Why are you lying?

[@user-zw3kp7uo6n]

The Japanese name is Crown Crossover. The Crown is Toyota's second-largest car after the Century. The previous generation was exclusive to Japan, but the current model is now available worldwide. Although he is well known in Japan and sells well, he may not sell well in North America as he is a newcomer. The 2.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid is the same as the Camry. It's a little big and heavy, so the ride quality is mild, but it has the performance you need. Its appeal is that it has more rear seats and cargo space than the Camry. The 2.4-liter 4-cylinder turbo hybrid generates 349PS/460Nm and exhibits high driving performance. The downside is that it costs $25,000 more than the Camry. We are also looking forward to the design, performance, and price of the Japanese name Crown Estate (a crossover between a wagon and an SUV) scheduled to be released in the summer of 2024.

[@charlesjackson1700]

They should call it Crown Crossover.. It's deceiving as most put it in the sedan segment..

[@user-zw3kp7uo6n]

@@charlesjackson1700 Thank you for your reply. Isn't it because demand for sedans is abundant and tolerant in North America? The 2025 Camry will not be released in Japan. It's a very good car though. The Japanese-spec Crown is available in four names: sedan, sports, crossover, and estate.

[@charlesjackson1700]

@@user-zw3kp7uo6n I heard that the Camry will not be released in Japan several months back.. from what the article stated they favor much smaller cars and SUV's.. A Toyota Tundra would be a definite no sale as well.

[@user-zw3kp7uo6n]

@@charlesjackson1700 Wow! amazing! Getting information is fast! That's right at all. Large cars such as Tundra will probably not be sold in Japan. The Crown is selling well, probably because the Camry is not selling. Crossover is popular, but sedan and sport are struggling. The estate that is scheduled to be released will also sell well.

[@midnitdragoon]

I want a Toyota crown... But will continue to drive my 2006 Toyota corolla

[@koolkev75]

This is a sleeper car the best interior I sat in for a non luxury vehicle

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea I was a big fan of the Crown interior it's a well done car

[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@dannyphantom121]

Non luxury?

[@orangeclover21]

This car looks so good in person. I did a triple-take.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea presence in real life is good as long as the car is not finished in the two tone paint, I think the looks are just fine.

[@wbwayne8887]

I'm in the minority, but the Crown has some real road presence. With the exception of a few styling elements, I actually like it alot. I really like the new Nightshade edition.

[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea I agree I just think the rear end is weird but in the right colors like what the Nightshade offers it’s good

[@wbwayne8887]

@@matw1x Exactly

[@732harris]

⚡️ Crown should be converted in to something like BMW X5 or Benz GLE.

[@rood6422]

I'd buy one if i could afford it

[@benz9063]

Great review! Does Jim deal Lexus as well?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Just Toyota

[@benz9063]

@@MeynMotorGroupthanks!

[@MeynMotorGroup]

@@benz9063 no problem my friend

[@2004cyrus]

Jim sounds like a helpful kind of guy! Haha

[@Excalabur50]

Finally got the time to watch this.........

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Thank you my friend!

[@theodoreyoung8777]

Yo my bro can’t wait to comment on this one either 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yes sir gotta get your thoughts on this one!

[@theodoreyoung8777]

@@MeynMotorGroup 🤝😎

[@mbiker345]

I’m just about the biggest Toyota fan there ever was but even I just don’t “get” this car. Especially compared to the rest of the crown line. What were they thinking?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

It's an Avalon replacement that's all.

[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@ticenits1926]

So this whole video was just a plug for a 'broker' to act as a second middle man on top of the dealer to further siphon money out of your purchase.

[@davidglad]

I saw Toyota Financial went with a lower APR on this model. So they clearly acknowledge it is less popular. Curiously one of my nearby dealerships has the Corolla hybrid in stock listed for 23768 and a dollar more for a gray interior instead of black. It is however an _arctic white_ exterior, which in San Antonio just going four days without driving often will see a dirt covering.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea I feel like most people don’t even know this exists which is great for those interested because they can scoop it up at a great discount and lease/finance deal. Corolla Hybrids from what I’ve see have been going for sticker sadly

[@dannyphantom121]

Full size sedans aren’t popular, that’s y in 2020 everyone stopped making them.

[@vasyls1767]

Have you had a chance to test drive the 2025 camry xse?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Not yet will this summer tho I’m sure it’s good

[@dzeng]

While I am not an owner of a Crown, I am interested in the Crown Signia when that comes out later this year. I was also in Tokyo for vacation a couple of weeks ago and I saw a good amount of Crown sedans on the road used as black cars/taxis. They're very nice cars, but we're just so SUV crazed here in NA.

[@whatwhome6914]

For 'the typical mass market car buyer', if they are going to spend $40K on a vehicle, they are going to want an SUV. Sedans are only popular when they cost less than the comparable SUV. So, the new Camry should be a big seller. But the Crown, not so much.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

The other problem with the mass market is they don’t have a clue about how to get good deals on a vehicle.

[@christofonobrown3659]

Great review! Definitely a nice car. Just wish we didn’t lose the Avalon to get it, probably didn’t sell enough though.

[@matw1x]

The Avalon had always such a boring look. Online, the Crown doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@christofonobrown3659]

@@matw1x I agree that the Crown should be here (USA) again (was here late 60’s/early 70’s). I really liked the last generation Avalon, but looks are subjective. The Avalon’s record for being a great vehicle is generally agreed on.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea my friend I was a big fan of the Avalon I am pleased with this replacement especially with discounts and how much one gets with the base XLE

[@charlesjackson1700]

The Toyota Avalon is coming back in 2025.. after being discontinued in 2022..

[@jeffamburgey7485]

Great review Kevin, I agree it's a great car, my wife wanted to look at them and I kinda nudged her to the ES300h. I really think the interest rates combined with the price is the problem. Without trying to sound arrogant or wealthy I'm a numbers guy, the numbers I see infer that many of the average consumers and families with all the other inflationary conditions simply cannot afford them. Combine people paying market adjustments and other nonsense it will get worse, because many will be buried in the cars they would like to trade. I would not be driving what I own if I was not able to have borrowed the money from myself.

[@matw1x]

That's what used cars are for

[@theodoreyoung8777]

👊🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Skipper1971]

My wife and I went to our local Toyota dealer yesterday to test drive the Crown Platinum. As a senior citizen, the ride height is very appealing, and real easy to get in/out. The car has plenty of room and lots of technology on the inside. The turbo is blisteringly fast. The ride is smooth, but not as cushy as you might expect at this price point. We liked everything about the car……except the seats. I found them to be one level up from the wooden seats at our local sports stadium. I have a 2010 Infinity G37S, and those seats are light years ahead of the Crown. They should have used the seats from the Hylander Platinum, which are very comfortable. We were both really disappointed, since we were actually ready to buy the car if we liked the ride. Guess we’ll continue our search.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Thank you for bringing up the seats sir. I only tested the XLE 2024 with cloth seats. Those were comfortable and rode nice due to 19" wheels but I never got a chance to check out the leather option and larger wheels. For 2025, leather is standard across the board so I def need to try those seats. Thanks again for sharing your experience

[@zarstar1576]

Saw 1 n person real thick.. like car and SUV like that Honda crossover

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Yea it's got an interesting presence for sure

[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years.

[@maynottrue]

Compare to a full loaded ES, crown has better MSRP. But the trunk space is not so good.

[@Aniki1111]

I really liked the design of the avalon more. I'm sure this car is super nice too though. I haven't seen too many of these on the road though.. I feel like Toyota will discontinue these sooner of later and focus on the Camry but I could be totally wrong.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

I agree my friend the market has spoken and it refuses to pay up for full size sedans that segment is done, that's why they unveiled the Crown Signia, that will take over and they will focus on Camry like you mentioned.

[@TrollingWithTheTruth]

Eh........but it still has a CVT transmission.......what's the longevity with that?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

E-CVT and CVT are two totally different things. E-CVTs are some of the most proven systems

[@sartonnis]

It's not an actual CVT, it's a planetary gear set like a Prius. Those transmissions are crazy durable.

[@TrollingWithTheTruth]

@@MeynMotorGroup Thank you for clearing that up for me

[@TrollingWithTheTruth]

@@sartonnis Thanks now i will consider this car in the future

[@4545377]

This is a crossover in sedan interior. The great solution in modern life, when you can take off in nature roads with no worries. First such a car was presented to world by Honda, it was Honda cross tour.

[@paulstein9258]

I just watched Alex review of the Crown Signia including his road test. I was very disappointed. I had the Venza hybrid and hated the cramped interior and the hybrid itself. Two months ago I traded it in on a new Highlander gas turbo limited model. Very enjoyable driving experience. The sunroof doesn’t open on the Crown Signia.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

No one has driven the Signia and this is not a Signia, this is the Crown sedan sold in the U.S.

[@TheNeon55]

I see tons of crowns everywhere in Austin Texas, one of the top issues toyota has is making cars that are too good so people don't really need new ones all too often

[@MarC-ot5gl]

It looks amazing inside but I can't get passed the exterior design, it is not a cohesive design in my opinion and I would never pay that much for a vehicle I can't love visually. That being said, I think the Crown Signia will be a HUGE success and will see this model just be phased out like they did with the Venza

[@solidgoldshayne]

I like the crown platinum, that drivetrain would be cool in a mirai. the crown seems a bit too tall from that high step in height, and unfortunately isn’t a hatchback. I thought a crown wagon was coming to the us but seems unlikely.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Hybrid Max in the Mirai would def be amazing considering it's a chopped up Lexus LS 500 flagship. Crown is only half inch higher off the ground compared to an avalon.

[@solidgoldshayne]

I have a couple months left on a cx30 turbo lease. I’m considering a cx50 turbo (or cx70 for that turbo inline 6 but I kinda don’t want a car that big) or 06 Lexus ls430 for $4500.

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

The Signia is coming.

[@CelerySlayer77]

We wanted the Crown Sport.

[@letsgobrandon987]

New car prices have gone crazy. I will now never buy a new car again. I’ll just pick up a 2 or 3 year old vehicle and let some other sucker pay the depreciation.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Literally showed in great detail how to buy new Toyotas at or below invoice in this video. Never understood the need for all this complaining when the answer is simple and being shown in great detail. There are people who have gotten the same deals if not better than what they got pre pandemic. Those who are no savvy enough to find the deals got screwed over no matter the market.

[@alienaxecannon]

I can't afford it

[@KuyaArbee]

it should have been a liftback imo :) I love the nightshade but wish it was also offered in the platinum trim! it looks awesome in nighshade, jujst wish nightshade was an option for all higher trims as well.

[@matw1x]

Nah. Liftbacks make it more susceptible to theft.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

That would be nice but incorporating a hatchback into a sedan really ruins the handling characteristics and makes the car feel sloppy. You need a really high quality chassis and suspension to make a hatch work like the Audi A5 or A7

[@kevinc2332]

Too many options from Toyota. What’s the Crown even supposed to compete with. It’s like the GS Lexus.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

It's simply an Avalon replacement no more no less competes with other full size sedans like the Maxima...

[@europec2082]

they would put the crown logo on the front and the steering wheel

[@stevenrivera6159]

Trunk space/ trunk door not being suv style makes this car not the best sedan at all. Such a big car with “space” and a miss on the trunk opening? Nah not worth it. Gorgeous yeah but nah

[@BigLJR]

In Canada, the platinum trim runs you 70k!!!!! Ridiculous. 55k tops

[@stevenweiss2148]

Beaters rule!

[@jamesconnolly3042]

Similar to the now gone Avalon…..a great car that nobody wanted.

[@vezyrvezyr8165]

Crown has no interior space. It’s very tight

[@doolittlegeorge]

4 bangers at double the price going to be a huge problem for Toyota going forward but their hybrid drive systems get great press. Battery electrics continue to plunge in price and continue to revolutionize the driving experience. Long Sony strong buy.

[@abdulaziiiz8420]

I really like the crown but no one buy it so after 5y their will be no original parts for it I want to keep it for 15 y

[@bradleycrouser]

I think Toyota made a rare mistake on this one. They're ugly and, frankly, the interior plastics stink. I could say more. I'd hoped they'd be a worthy successor to the elegant Avalon, but was disappointed. Went with a Lexus sedan instead.

[@juss2fr3sh]

because its too expensive for what it is. the limited dont even come with the 360 camera like wth

[@ChristopherDillman]

Here's why.. Ready.. Come closer.. Here goes.. It's not EV. 🤫

[@danielholeman]

Tell Toyota to make it Plug-in with high EV mode range. Id buy one.

[@theodorerinehart781]

I would prefer the limited, but don't want a sun roof.

[@jandjmomma1]

It's a nice vehicle, but way too expensive.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

For $36k it's worth it

[@stevenweiss2148]

Made in Japan. My rule. No vehicle not made in the USA is a no no. I don't care if it's a Toyota or any other car. You buy this. You have no shame

[@pls5201]

Why judge people over a car? I'm a total fan of my 2015 Prius Made in Japan (and bought used). Great car. Issue is quality, not shame. The hatchback may keep me in it though I really like the Crown.

[@ohadzic6377]

My dodge was put together in Mexico. Sorry, I really liked my dodge.

[@markwilliams6378]

Please it's a Camry with lipstick. Why would i buy this instead of a Camry?

[@MeynMotorGroup]

It's easy for consumers to call things Lipstick without trying these products and quick to scoff at anything that doesn't fit in one's personal budget. A Crown is significantly quieter, smoother, more comfortable, and has more features standard than a Camry. I think you already knew this, things cost more because it's better.

[@ericB3444]

It’s not attractive. It’s just a giant bubble and is 20 grand more than the new Camry, which is more attractive.

[@matw1x]

Online, it doesn't look that good, but people need to see this car in person. In person, it's got more presence than most Lexus models. There's a reason why Toyota finally decided to bring this version of the Crown to North America for the first time ever, even though the Crown name has been around for over 70 years. The Camry has no presence on the road. No one turns their heads to look at a Camry.

[@k.ajordan7757]

@@matw1xI seen it in person, it’s exactly like the previous person said, just an ugly giant bubble

[@dalrishardin9993]

Exactly also the economy is crap. We are looking at a massive depression cause it government keeps printing money for these wars that backed by nothing. Sooo, NOBODY CAN AFFORD ANYTHING!!!💁

[@ericB3444]

@@matw1x the new Camry is probably the most attractive new car I’ve seen in years on the front end and the rear end and on the interior. They kept things people like like a regular stick instead of a knob or buttons. It has the best fuel economy of every car.

[@Arid379]

Its too much, a lexus us @ 44k

[@rxonmymind8362]

Just what the world needs. Another bloated $60k car(without mark ups) and a $700 payment. No wonder the Chinese is about to destroy the big three and Japanese car industry with their $12k electric car.

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Well it's clear hardly anyone is actually watching these videos and they are just out here saying anything now. Literally showed how to get a brand new Crown for $36k in great detail...

[@scotthavarth9423]

For the MSRP of a topend Crown, I would rather buy a BMW 540I TOYOTA have become greedy Heck ! Their own Lexus ES is a better buy

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Top end crown is a waste, XLE can be had for $36k. What do you find special about a 540i? Have you driven one or do you just have a fantasy in your mind that’s it’s going to light your world on fire? Hate to break it to you but mainstream has done a poor job painting a picture for you on a lot of those Euro cars… 5 series is a snooze fest you have to drive one to understand.

[@scotthavarth9423]

@@MeynMotorGroup I have driven a total of six beemers in the last 16 years including sedans and X5M, and X3 @holes like you will never know whats good about a BMW Keep plugging your toyotas

[@scotthavarth9423]

@@MeynMotorGroup I have owned BMWs all my life. You can fantasize about it while driving your Todas

[@MeynMotorGroup]

@@scotthavarth9423 I didn’t ask you about your life story. I’m asking you what you find special about these new lifeless generic soulless turbo BMWs. From the 4 popper to the M5 there is no excitement or character with the new 5 series. If you’ve been driving BMWs for 700 years like you say, you should be appalled by new BMWs more than me.

[@obsidyan2000]

Too expensive. Too many option at that price point

[@ibrahimabah3693]

If it was just a gas vehicle I would have loved it

[@PrometheuzReturns]

too expensive

[@bari1348]

Did you actually listen to the JBL in the Limited. No bass at all! Totally inferior to the sound system in the 2025 Camry. Everything else about the Crown was great. It rides slighly better than the Camry and has a much bigger and luxurious feel. Slightly quieter but a feeling of slightly less acceleration in the Crown than the limited. Last annoyance. A $47,000 car without a headup display! The $36.000 Camry has it. I am really torn because right now they are discounting the 2024 Limited by $4,000.00 this puts the top line Camry and the Limited very close in price.

[@Raziel1030]

Their prices are just not doing it for me.

[@ngoandrew8]

This car only looks nice in picture. I was so disappointed when I see it in person. Because of the higher ground clearance than a sedan, the length of the vehicle looks shorter and it looks cheap. If I want to spend the same money for get one, I would get the Lexus ES300h instead. Same will go for the Crown Signia.

[@Kaizen2013v]

The problem is not the car. Like others have said…it’s the PRICE! I get the crown is supposed to be a more premium tier car but it’s basically infringing on Lexus products.

[@nelsonsantana7432]

My Prius cost my family and I 43k… 43K!!! Marked up from 34k… and the car didn’t even come w floor mats… needless to say, we definitely got scalped, but my family wanted to get me what I wanted so I’m extremely grateful for my car.

[@charlesm.3102]

Over priced that's why it didn't sell id rather get the new Camry or new accord

[@MeynMotorGroup]

This is maybe $5k more than a similarly equipped Camry especially with the discounts I showed and this car is better than a Camry in every way. But people pretend like I didn't show how to get these things below invoice...

[@raypoon991]

I will take the Venza instead

[@sailboatlighthouse]

I took both and love them both

[@zkiller195]

On paper it seems like a great car. But they're ugly as sin. The other 3 Crown body styles (Signia Wagon, Sport crossover, and Japanese traditional sedan model) all look great, but this thing is just awful looking.

[@benwalters4808]

They haven't been out long enough for the title of the video... lol

[@MeynMotorGroup]

2 years isn’t long enough?

[@user-nr2ch9pp2g]

The 2025 Toyota Camry is better. Also the Honda Accord Hybrid is preferable. Unless somebody has trouble for entry and exiting in a lower sitting car.

[@point4894]

Cramped interior, small cargo without flat fold down seats, bad visibility, cheap interior wiht simple seats, stupid trims... Yes, why is this model not popular?🤣😮

[@2004cyrus]

“Doesn’t popular?”

[@MeynMotorGroup]

It has over 15 cubic feet of trunk space and 39” of rear legroom… just say you don’t like the car no need to make up things for the sake of it 😂

[@matw1x]

Lol another troll making shit up.

[@point4894]

@@MeynMotorGroup i spoke about transformation of cargo space... In rear seat head touching ceiling, windows are small...

[@wilwil4413]

Not only is it in premium brand price range, it lacks the uniqueness of a Crown. A Crown without a Crown badge is not a Crown. Coming from Asia to North America, I know the history of the Crown. Want me to pay premium price for this? Put the Crown badging on the hood, on the steering wheel and all four wheel caps. The only place a Toyota logo is still permitted as per tradition is the back of the car.

[@user-pk7hk3vb4s]

It’s butt ugly and costs way too much. No one wants a raised four door sedan in America, Toyota.

[@charles0414]

Toyota bring Crown to US to replace Avalon. Avalon never sold well in the US. Most people would consider to buy a Lexus with that kind of money.

[@mikemayers8672]

I want this car but I have a 4Runner which is even better.

[@magnoliap5824]

People don’t buy sedans. I’ve seen 2 of them in the Denver area.

[@stevenweiss2148]

Sorry did you say you stole your crown?

[@joebuko17]

We bought a new 2023 XLE pearl white Crown three months ago for $36K so far we really like it !

[@MeynMotorGroup]

Excellent well done and great deal!

[@kaziridwanrahik497]

Crown does not feel like crown based on its look precious gen crown was better

[@Cornbread-gi6kt]

Nice car, but, a SUV would be a more ‘practical’ choice for the price.