2025 TOYOTA CROWN SIGNIA

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EV Channels Review

Consumer Reports' "Talking Cars" episode #468 provides a first drive impression of the 2025 Toyota Crown Signia. The hosts debate whether the vehicle is a wagon or an SUV, ultimately leaning towards a taller wagon classification due to its styling and practicality. While the interior and ride comfort are praised as pleasant and upscale for a Toyota, the primary criticism centers on the hybrid powertrain. The 2.5L four-cylinder engine is described as noisy and unruly when power is demanded, a stark contrast to the otherwise refined experience. The reviewer suggests a more powerful Lexus-sourced hybrid powertrain would better justify the $52,455 price tag of the tested Limited model. Despite powertrain concerns, the Crown Signia is seen as a viable, reliable, and fuel-efficient option for those seeking an alternative to traditional SUVs, particularly empty nesters or those preferring a less ostentatious premium feel.

Vehicle Specs

BrandToyota
ModelCrown Signia
Year2025
TrimLimited
BodySUV
DrivetrainAWD