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Toyota Crown (sixteenth generation, S230 family)

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The sixteenth generation was unveiled on 15 July 2022 as a reboot of the nameplate with four body styles, the Crossover first, then the Sport, Sedan and Estate in 2023 and 2024. The Crossover returned the Crown to North America after a gap of 50 years, as a 2023 model that took the place of the Avalon. It is built in Japan and exported to about 40 countries, with powertrains that include hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fuel cell.

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is an automobile which has been produced by Toyota in Japan since 1955
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1. Toyota Crown - Wikipedia
  • Sixteenth generation, unveiling
    The sixteenth generation of the Crown family was unveiled on 15 July 2022.
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    is an automobile which has been produced by Toyota in Japan since 1955
  • Sixteenth generation, body styles
    Crossover, Sport (previewed by the Crossover EV concept car in December 2021), Sedan and Estate
  • Crossover, North America
    It was sold in North America after 50 years of hiatus of the Crown nameplate in the region since 1972.
  • Body style, suv: S230 range
    Crossover, Sport (previewed by the Crossover EV concept car in December 2021), Sedan and Estate
  • Body style, sedan: S230 range
    Crossover, Sport (previewed by the Crossover EV concept car in December 2021), Sedan and Estate
  • Body style, station-wagon: S230 range
    Crossover, Sport (previewed by the Crossover EV concept car in December 2021), Sedan and Estate
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