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Slightly off topic question, but I was wondering why Best Car keeps insisting that the current IS will get a true F version?
Call them Best Wishes lol
Slightly off topic question, but I was wondering why Best Car keeps insisting that the current IS will get a true F version?
Call them Best Wishes lol
Exactly lol, that rumour from them makes no sense at all.Call them Best Wishes lol
I think they scrapped that idea and merged the crown and avalon into a single carI saw something on here about development of a next gen Avalon... with Crown, Mirai, Camry and ES, how does a new Avalon make sense? Where will that slot in?
AgreeIf toyota does make it fwd though that would technically mean the crown is dead it would just be a rebadged avalon
Marketing avalon is probably cheaper to make tham crown and most likely the next gen crown will be cheaper to make than current crown, so if they wamted to launch the avalon in japan name change would be compulsory because no one would consider an avalon over a crown even if the crown didn't exist anymore, and the crown coming to the US has created a lot of hypeI think the AWD with rear bias makes more sense otherwise, whats the point of canceling the Avalon
It says suv will be launched next year sedan will be launched this yearToyota to leverage 67-year-old Crown nameplate with SUV model, report says
The SUV version of the Crown sedan, a staple in Japan for decades and the first Toyota exported to U.S., will be available as a hybrid, plug-in hybrid and EV, and sold in Japan, China and North America, sources tell Reuters.www.autonews.com
Remember when people drove coupes and sedans? lol
It says suv will be launched next year sedan will be launched this year