2027 Toyota Crown

Four trims are available: XLE, Nightshade, Limited, and Platinum. Limited features Quad-LED headlights, while Nightshade wears matte-black 21-inch wheels and dark exterior accents. Platinum pairs machined-finish 21-inch wheels with black accents and offers available bi-tone paint. We recommend comparing the finishes outdoors, where you can see the contrast between the bodywork and trim more clearly. Looking at each car from several angles helps you judge proportions and decide how much visual contrast you prefer. Bring the bags you normally carry so you can assess trunk access as part of the same visit. We can then focus your search on the exterior details that appeal to you without overlooking everyday convenience.

The XLE, Limited, and Nightshade use a 2.5-liter hybrid rated at 236 horsepower. Platinum receives the turbocharged 2.4-liter Hybrid MAX powertrain with 340 net combined horsepower. Toyota estimates 40 combined mpg for the three regular hybrid trims. We begin by asking what you want to feel when you press the accelerator. We recommend considering the distance you drive each week before deciding how much emphasis to place on fuel use. A regular commute and a schedule built around occasional long trips can lead to different priorities. During your visit, we can discuss those priorities and help you select the powertrain you want to evaluate more closely.

The regular hybrid uses Electronic On-Demand AWD; Hybrid MAX uses full-time Electronic AWD. Available Adaptive Variable Suspension adjusts damping as road conditions change. Toyota.com We suggest a test-drive route that includes familiar streets, highway access, and the pavement conditions you encounter during a normal week. Notice how the car responds when you join traffic and how comfortable you feel maintaining a steady speed. Take time to assess the ride over uneven surfaces, especially if those roads are part of your daily commute. Also consider how naturally you can place the car through turns and into a parking space. We use your impressions to help determine which version deserves a closer look for your driving routine.

Standard comfort equipment includes leather-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats. A 12.3-inch touchscreen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with Qi-compatible charging also provided. Platinum adds a 10-inch head-up display for viewing driving information. We recommend spending time in both rows so your assessment includes the people who will travel with you. Bring your compatible phone and check how comfortably you can reach the controls from your normal seated position. If you regularly travel with family, let each passenger assess the seating before you settle on your preferred trim. We can help you review the cabin as a space you will use every day, with attention to comfort and familiarity.

Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 includes Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection and Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control. It also includes Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, Road Sign Assist, Automatic High Beams, and Proactive Driving Assist. Blind Spot Monitor and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert provide additional warnings. We review these features in the context of situations you recognize, such as joining traffic or approaching a busy intersection. During your visit, ask us to explain the alerts and settings so you can become familiar with them before driving. Our discussion also emphasizes staying attentive and understanding the role of assistance features in your own driving habits. At Balise Toyota in West Springfield, we help you assess the 2027 Crown’s equipment with the questions that matter to your everyday travel.