Toyota Crown 2014 Review

Rain sensing wipers may be seen on the front of the Toyota Crown, along with a one-of-a-kind headlight design. Because the Crown insignia is engraved on the headlight, they present a distinct design, similar to that of European vehicles. Aside from that, ordinary signal lights and a projector bulb are visible. A built-in LED strip can also be viewed as a Daytime running light system. Below this, there are powerful fog lamps.When it comes to the grill, a diamond pattern grill is included. As a result, the car has a wider appearance. The symbol, unlike other cars, is not made of chrome. There is an emblem with a gleaming finish. On the bottom are ICA sensors that aid in cruise control and parking. A bumper lip can be viewed from below to improve the vehicle’s appearance.18-inch alloy wheels are included which are unique to the Crown. Also, the Crown logo can be seen on the alloy wheels. The disc brake option has been provided to all four wheels, with the two front wheels given a ventilated disc brake type. Since this is a 2-in motor hybrid car, you can see the hybrid logo on the side. Talking about the side mirrors, there is the winker mirror option, power and retractable options. Since there is a smart key, the keyless entry option is available. You can also observe a chrome design on the door handles. The look of the vehicle has been enhanced by the crown emblem on the side behind the rear door. Apart from that, the appearance of this car has been increased by the side skirt given to it.When you approach the rear, you will notice conventional signal lights and a reverse light. The Crown badge is visible on one side of the tailgate, and the Toyota insignia is visible in the center. On the other side, near the bottom, there is a Hybrid logo. Two ICA sensors are seen beneath the tailgate. There are also four silencers included.