1996 Toyota Crown
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Toyota Crown Problems
Over Raving Sound when Accelerating
2009, I have been experiencing weird noise
(something like over-raving and other sounds)
when ...
Engine removal
1972, I am wondering if I can take out the
engine and auto gearbox together from the car?
Th...
Car won't start
2011, Car won't start only getting
ignition to come up change both batteries for
the car ...
1996 Toyota Crown specs
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Used Toyota Crown
Australia was another important export market for the Crown—to the extent that it was manufactured there from the mid-1960s until the late 1980s using many local components. Most models of the car are distinguishable by a front "Crown" badge, but the common Toyota badge is usually used on the rear. The Crown has existed in some form since after the war and Toyota uses the "Crown" name as inspiration for their primary sedans, the Corolla which is Latin for "small crown", the Camry a phonetic transcription of the Japanese word kanmuri that means crown, and the Corona which is also Latin for crown. The Crown was introduced in 1955 to meet the demand of public transportation in the form of a taxi, with the same 1.5 L Type R engine used on their previous car, the Toyopet Super. Its coil and double wishbone independent front suspension was a departure from the leaf sprung live axle front suspension used on most previous models but was similar to the independent front suspension used on the 1947 Toyopet SA. The live axle rear suspension was similar to that used on most of the previous models (unlike the trailing arm rear suspension used on the SA). Taxi versions were produced and commercial versions of the vehicle were also available as an estate wagon and a 3 or 6 seater coupe utility. » Read More About Toyota Crown |