Frequently Asked Questions About the 2023 Toyota Crown
Is the Toyota Crown
a luxury car?
The 2023 Toyota Crown is
classified as a mid-size luxury car. The Crown provides more of a luxury experience
than other Toyota offerings, and its quiet ride, comfort and feel have been
compared to that of a Lexus.
Is the 2023 Toyota
Crown a Hybrid?
Yes, the Toyota Crown is only offered in the US
as a hybrid. The base model has an on-demand AWD hybrid powertrain that focuses
on fuel efficiency (41 mpg combined), while the Crown Platinum gets a
performance hybrid configuration with full-time AWD, more powerful electric
motors and a turbocharged engine, which still nets an estimated 30 mpg combined
rating.
Is the Crown replacing the Avalon?
Yes, the Avalon was discontinued with the 2022 model. The new 2023 Toyota Crown appeals to a younger demographic with its bolder styling, hybrid-only powertrain and the performance-focused Crown Platinum.
Is the Toyota Crown bigger than a Camry?
The new Toyota Crown is almost
4 inches taller, 4 inches longer, and has an inch wider wheelbase than the
Camry. Interior spacing for head- and leg room, as well as cargo, are nearly
the same, however the driver rides higher in the Crown, giving more of a
crossover feel than a low-riding sedan.
What does the 2023 Toyota
Crown Cost?
The 2023 Toyota Crown's Base
(XLE) starting MSRP is $39.950 while the top-of-the-line Platinum trim starts
at $52,350 MSRP.