Too bad. I think they're missing out on a fun car. The Toyota definitely isn't.
Toyota Crown Platinum
- Thread starter The Critic
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The Crown Signia seems more practical than the Crown sedan.
Ah, I missed that.
Signia isn't available with Hybrid Max, and it also lacks a spare.
No issue for me. I've had one flat tire in 58 years of driving. I like the odds and don't need the power.
Just curious if they want smooth have they tried EV?
They would be the perfect candidate for an EV, but they're a bit resistant to the idea.
They could have borrowed our's for the weekend... Maybe a little too small?
Sorry, I forgot to update this thread. Found this car at a Phoenix area dealer and picked it up at the end of February. Dealer preinstalled a bunch of accessories and would not remove them, but ultimately worked the numbers in my favor, resulting in over $5k off msrp.
Unfortunately, the dealer’s tint vendor destroyed both of the front door panels when the tint was installed. Neither the selling dealer nor their tint vendor would accept responsibility. I worked with my local dealer and Toyota corporate ultimately goodwilled the $2K+ repair.
Unfortunately, the dealer’s tint vendor destroyed both of the front door panels when the tint was installed. Neither the selling dealer nor their tint vendor would accept responsibility. I worked with my local dealer and Toyota corporate ultimately goodwilled the $2K+ repair.
What engine is in it?
T24A-FTS, but paired with the performance-oriented Hybrid Max system.
Your parents would actually change the tire themselves? Glad yours in shape to do that mine are done physically for that.
Only personal opinion is looks are hideous on sedan ish form however wagon is rather nice looking.
Congrats! That is a nice car. Hope everything goes well for them..
It does amaze me, btw, how certain Toyota dealers are really lousy. Given the brand that seems inapposite but good job getting money off on goodwill.
Nice car my toyota dealer just had one of those in stock same color it did not last a week on the lot. I was looking at those when I bought my Crown signia but the extra room of the wagon and the 1 1/4" more ground clearance (for snow) was a big plus for me.
AAA would change it. Having a spare to install is important; having to figure out the logistics of towing a car to the tire shop and figuring out a ride home (when none of us live in the same area code) would be challenging.
Yep- you don't need a spare until you do.
The 26 Lexus ES Hybrid in a dark color to minimize the “stripe” on the side is a pretty nice car IMHO
