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Toyota Crown 15th generation (ARS220/GWS220/AZSH20)

Years
2018–2022
Chassis
ARS220/GWS220/AZSH20
Drivetrain
FR / 4WD
Toyota Crown 15th generation (ARS220/GWS220/AZSH20)

Image: Mr.choppers / CC BY-SA 4.0

Story

It overhauled the traditional lineup of Royal, Athlete and Majesta. It was the first Crown with a six-light window, and its handling and ride were refined with driving at the Nürburgring in Germany.

Stories

01

Customers who are young at heart

When the 14th generation introduced the Athlete's crown-shaped grille and a pink Crown, some customers moved from the Royal to the Athlete. Akiyama believed that Crown customers, though older at an average of 65, are young at heart and highly receptive to advanced design. So the Crown made a fresh start as a single Crown combining the Majesta and the Royal, and the 15th generation was steered in a refined, sporty direction.
Akira Akiyama

Chassis

Front

Multi-link

Rear

Multi-link

Length 4,910 mmWB 2,920 mm1,455-1,465 mmHeightWidth 1,800 mm
Curb weight
1,690-1,910kg

Production plants

  1. Motomachi Plant

    Toyota, Aichi

US import eligibility

Earliest cars
Eligible from June 204325 years after sales began in June 2018
Last cars
Eligible during 204725 years after sales ended in 2022 (month not recorded)

Eligibility depends on each car's month of manufacture on its build plate, not on the sale dates shown here (NHTSA).

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Engineers

Akira Akiyama

Akira Akiyama

Chief engineer (CE) of the fifteenth-generation Crown.