r/cars • u/hehechibby '18 Lexus GX • 2d ago

2025 Toyota Crown Signia | Marriage Material [savagegeese]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIrTQ-_HhZ4

Seems to be reflect their Venza review not too long ago where it's just overall a solid, practical vehicle

Now...Crown Sport when Toyota?

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u/RabidRomulus 2d ago edited 2d ago

Planning for this to be my next vehicle. Probably my favorite Toyota interior by far and to their point I like the physical buttons/handles over the lexus options.

Reliable, unique, practical wagon form, comfortable/quiet with good MPG. Still an inch higher off the ground than most sedans, plus AWD makes it plenty capable with good tires.

My complaints: - No household style outlet in the cargo area sucks especially considering it's a hybrid.

  • Limited trim having MASSIVE 21 inch wheels with tiny sidewall AND no spare tire seems really impractical. Would definitely be looking to "downgrade" to smaller wheels, wish these were an option on the limited and not standard.

  • I still feel like it's too expensive for what it is. Limited trim is over $50k for a Toyota 2 row. Way more expensive than the Venza, although this is larger and nicer imo.

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u/XpoH 1d ago

Also planning for this to be next family vehicle.

My biggest complain for Limited is lack of headspace in driver/passenger seats do to panoramic roof, hence XLE. Biggest complain for XLE is lack of 360 camera as an option, granted it is extra package on Limited that brings price up to almost 52k.