The Crown range now included a four door station wagon, a pickup and a double cab pickup, and in October 1968 a new two door hardtop personal luxury car appeared. Power steering became an option in September, and a bigger engine was offered because the all new Corona Mark II now served some Crown buyers. It was model year 2 of 4 in the Toyota Crown (third generation, S50), 1967 to 1970, coming after the 1967 model year and before the 1969 model year. Model year pages for the Toyota Crown run from 1955 to 2026.
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is an automobile which has been produced by Toyota in Japan since 1955
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Third generation, range
The Crown range now included the four-door station wagon, pick-up (rare), double cab pick-up (very rare), and in October 1968, the new two-door hardtop "personal luxury car."
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
is an automobile which has been produced by Toyota in Japan since 1955
Third generation, power steering
In September 1968 the option of power steering was added.
Third generation, Mark II
Toyota offered the larger engine so that buyers who were traditionally served by the Crown could now choose the all-new Corona Mark II in 1968.
Body style, station-wagon: S50 range
The Crown range now included the four-door station wagon, pick-up (rare), double cab pick-up (very rare)
Body style, pickup-truck: S50 range
The Crown range now included the four-door station wagon, pick-up (rare), double cab pick-up (very rare)
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