2024 Toyota Crown consumer reviews

I've owned the car for almost two years. So far, the infotainment system has not worked properly, ever. It crashes all the time, it has trouble with Android Auto connections. Google is constantly updating Android Auto to fix the connection issues, but I doubt they will ever fix it because it is probably a Toyota headunit software issue. Also, the hybrid battery just died on me one day, about 18 months in, while I was driving. I had to have the whole battery system replaced. Luckily, the dealer decided it was under warranty. Overall, I found the car to be great, but it has way too many problems. It's like a friend said: Toyota is a car company, not a tech company. The problem is: hybrid cars are now 80% tech and 20% mechanical.

I’ve had my black Crown Limited for about 19 months now and am already at 30k miles since I drive a ton. I love it! It’s extremely comfortable, accelerates very smoothly and I’ve had no mechanical or technical issues so far.

It’s got Toyota reliability, attractiveness inside and out, comfort, and a quiet ride. The Platinum hybrid transitions effortlessly between electric and gas, gets 30 to 36 miles per gallon, depending on driving conditions. There’s more rear seat room for grandchildren than any other car we test drove, huge trunk space.

I recently bought a 2024 Crown Platinum and I love the car. I've owned an Infiniti Q and a Lexus LS, and I rank this car above both. The 340 HP (only in the Platinum edition) is incredibly fun to drive. The AWD makes the car handle beautifully well. All the bells and whistles that are standard with the Platinum edition (heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel, etc.) work wonderfully and are designed intuitively. The 32 mpg is unbelievable on a car this big. The entertainment system is excellent.