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2023 Toyota Crown

Within the vast selection of sedans, the 2023 Toyota Crown is one you can definitively say stands out. How can we be so sure? Well, let us tell you.

Below, our Toyota of Jackson team shares with you some of the unique aspects of the Toyota Crown. You’ll see that it’s more than just a car that can take you from one place to another near Jackson, Madison, Brandon, and Ridgeland, Mississippi.

A Stand-Out Design

We have to start with the design of this car first. After all, its 2-tone color options will be what your eyes gravitate towards first when getting a look at the 2023 Toyota Crown. That’s right—you can get your new car styled with two exterior colors, thanks to the options the Crown offers! Those options include:

Supersonic Red with Black bi-tone
Oxygen White with Black bi-tone
Bronze Age with Black bi-tone
Heavy Metal with Black bi-tone

After marveling over the exterior design, it will then be time to open the doors. The cabin is designed to cater to your comfort. First off, you’ll notice the premium look of the 2023 Crown, with its soft-touch materials, elegant bronze-colored detailing, and the available leather it offers for the seats and the steering wheel.

With available ventilated front seating, standard power adjustable driver’s seat, and supportive lumbar adjustments, you’ll be set for those longs drives in the Toyota Crown.

Carefully Engineered Performance

The 2023 Toyota Crown will provide a comforting drive as you smoothly navigate your way around the local roads. We know you can say that about many sedans out there. What makes the Crown special, though, is the vast ways it excels when it comes to its performance. Just look at these specs:

2023 Toyota Crown Specs

Maximum Combined Net Horsepower	340 HP
Maximum Torque	400 lb-ft
EPA-estimated MPG¹	Up to 42 city/41 highway
Ground Clearance	Up to 42 city/41 highway

Whether you prefer a swift, lively performance or efficient driving, there is a powertrain to match your needs. Plus, the Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission adapts to your needs, so you can seamlessly speed up and slow down at the right moments.

With standard all-wheel drive—something missing from many sedans—the Crown is prepared to handle any road condition by providing improved traction when it’s needed.

Elevate Your Commute With the Latest Tech

Many cars these days come with a range of features. This includes the ability to stream music from your phone through the audio system and safety features that can alert you when you get too close to the car ahead.

While these capabilities are also found in the Crown, we want to take a moment to highlight some of the technologies it offers that are a rare treat. That starts with the view you’ll gain of your infotainment.

The 2023 Toyota Crown comes with the standard 12.3-inch touchscreen. With this crisp display, you’ll be able to take a quick glance to see how much farther it is until you need to take that next turn. Then, there are the innovative systems it has to help you drive safer.

Proactive Driving Assist can automatically brake to prepare for a curve in the road or to keep a safe distance from pedestrians or cyclists crossing in front of you. With the available Advanced Park, you can simply press a button and sit back as the Toyota Crown slides into a parallel spot outside your favorite store or coffee shop.

Take a Seat Behind the Wheel of the Toyota Crown

From the power it can generate to the design and features it offers, the 2023 Toyota Crown is a true one-of-a-kind sedan. To really get a sense of what it will be like traveling around the Jackson, Madison, Brandon, and Ridgeland, MS, areas in the Crown, we invite you to come by Toyota of Jackson for a test drive!

¹EPA-estimated 42 city/41 highway/41 combined mpg rating for 2023 Toyota Crown XLE and Limited; EPA-estimated 29 city/32 highway/30 combined mpg rating for 2023 Toyota Crown Platinum. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary for many reasons, including your vehicle’s condition and how/where you drive. See www.fueleconomy.gov.