I’d be sleeping on the couch if I ever bought a fake Louis Vuitton bag for my significant other. If I tried passing off a Toyota Crown Sport as a V12-powered Ferrari Purosangue, I’d be killed.

The Toyota Crown Sport may not pack the punch of a high-dollar performance SUV, but that doesn’t mean it can’t look like one. That’s the attitude on display from Japan’s Aero Over, which ...

Pricing and availability. The Toyota Crown will be built at the Tsutsumi Plant in Japan, targeting a monthly production volume of 700 units. Initially, it will be offered in a single Hybrid Sport ...

In the US, the high-riding four-door Crown kicks off from $40,050 for the XLE, $45,650 for the Limited, and $53,070 for the Platinum. Toyota Toyota Crown Crown Toyota Crown SUV new cars PHEV Japan ...

UPDATE 11/7/23: Toyota has released a second teaser photo, and there's a U.S. trademark for the nameplate Crown Signia that may be applied to this new model. We've updated this story accordingly ...

It will be a two-row, five-seater SUV. The vehicle will be about 194 inches long, 74 inches wide and 64 inches high. For comparison, that’s about an inch shorter lengthwise than the Highlander, two ...

Despite its size and weight, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna prefers to describe the four-door, four-seat Purosangue, which has a top speed of over 190 mph, as a versatile sports car, rather than an SUV.

If you want a luxury performance SUV, there are a ton to choose from. You get the all-new Ferrari Purosangue because it’s the only one with a V-12.

I’d be sleeping on the couch if I ever bought a fake Louis Vuitton bag for my significant other. If I tried passing off a Toyota Crown Sport as a V12-powered Ferrari Purosangue, I’d be killed.