2025 Toyota Crown Signia: Premium Hybrid SUV Overview
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In this riveting episode from The Fast Lane Car, the spotlight is on the all-new Toyota Crown Signia for 2025. Forget the old Venza, this premium vehicle is a hybrid marvel that blurs the boundaries between SUV, sedan, and wagon. The team delves into its practicality, unveiling a clever seat folding system and a spacious two-row interior that screams luxury. Under the hood, a 2.5L gasoline 4-cylinder engine with 240 horsepower promises a thrilling ride, albeit with a CVT that might raise a few eyebrows.
As the team takes this beast for a spin, they uncover its comfortable yet non-high-performance nature. The interior boasts a panoramic sunroof, various drive modes, and top-notch safety features, making it a tempting choice for those seeking a blend of luxury and efficiency. Priced at around $48,000, the Toyota Crown Signia may raise a few eyebrows with its tag but delivers on the promise of a premium driving experience. Positioned as a two-row midsize SUV, this Japanese beauty is built alongside the Crown sedan, sharing a platform and design cues that exude elegance and sophistication.
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