The future might be electric, but the present is electrified. That’s Toyota’s stance, and the Crown is one of several models the automaker offers that follow what has been proven a prescient aim. Back ...

OMG, a wagon! Can’t you just feel the excitement? Exactly one wagon-shaped vehicle has truly broken through in the U.S. over the past couple decades, and it’s called the Subaru Outback. Now picture a ...

With the 2025 Crown Signia, Toyota is hoping the third time’s the charm. First was the original Venza, a vehicle arguably ahead of its time. It sold fine for a few years—and strangely well in Canada, ...

More premium cabin, better mpg, lower price—but only five seats. Is the Crown Signia the smarter move for your next Toyota?

For 2025, Toyota has amalgamated the spaciousness of a station wagon with the comfort of a sedan and the practicality of an SUV. The resulting triple-threat product is called the Crown Signia. Toyota ...

It's a super efficient and refined hybrid. But with a small cargo area and a high starting price, it's not the best bang for your buck. Toyota’s hybrids have had a stellar couple of years, shattering ...

The verdict: More sports wagon than SUV, the all-new 2025 Toyota Crown Signia is an efficient, premium mid-size two-row vehicle for shoppers who want something a little different. Versus the ...

Crown Signia buyers will find lots of room for cargo and comfortable seats, but taller adults will feel pinched on headroom Toyota’s latest hybrid bests the Highlander for fuel economy, but isn’t ...

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Standard Equipment (on test vehicle): 21-inch wheels; leather seats; power front seats with driver’s side mirror; heated and ventilated front seats; heated rear seats; 12-inch infotainment screen; ...

From time to time my mom, like many moms in the 1950s, drove a station wagon. It started with a '56 Ford Ranch Wagon that my dad "bought" for her (he made the down payment and she paid off the note).

I am very satisfied with my new Crown Signia. For the first time in 55-years of car ownership I had to read the owners manual as it has lots of "bells and whistles". It was rated by Consumer Reports ...