Which car brand lasts the longest? Toyota is renown for its reliable cars: The Toyota Crown, the newest family member, returns to Canada for the first time since 1972! A cross between sedans and SUVs, its sports design will thrill motorists who seek the best of both worlds.

Technical Features Announced for the 2023 Toyota Crown

We are still waiting for the 2023 Toyota Crown, but we know that it'll be equipped with:

• A hybrid motor
• A 2.4-liter turbo engine and its two electrical engines for the Platinum version
• Two 12.3-inch screens, one for the dashboard and the other for infotainment

This high-riding sedan will replace the Toyota Avalon in the manufacturer's array of vehicles. Your local Toyota dealership understands the importance of driving pleasure!

With a bodywork that gives it the look of a luxury car, Willam Clavey from the RPM website pointed out many of the Toyota Crown's strengths:

"Just like the Avalon's interior, Crown's interior serves to ensure customers Toyota's peak of luxury and comfort before going to Lexus. For example, we have a refined instrument panel covered in rich-looking material, like a bronze finish that runs through it from end to end."

With this model, Toyota wishes to give motorists a luxury experience, while maintaining the features that make its strengths in the automotive industry: reliable hybrid motors and affordable prices.

The 2023 Toyota Crown's Price

The price hasn't been announced yet, but stay tuned: your local Saint-Eustache dealership near Highway 640 and Laval has an inventory of new and used Toyota cars for all tastes and budgets. Book an appointment at Toyota St-Eustache Service now!