Toyota Crown JDM car produced by Japan’s Toyota since 1955. Currently it is mainly sold in the Japanese market, and is sold in Sedan and other Asian markets. In 1955, It was introduced as a Toyota Feet crown and it was the first Toyota car, which served as a major sedan in the Japanese market  and became a long passenger plate attached to all Toyota models. 

The name of a smaller predecessor introduced as the Crown’s little companion, Corona means “crown” in Latin and was originally exported as “Tiara”, and Corolla was named after the Latin corolla (“little crown”). The name Camry comes from the Japanese word kanmuri meaning “little crown”, while the Toyota Scepter is named after the scepter, an accessory to the crown. Avalon (corresponding to the crown in North America) is not named after a crown, but is named after a mythical island in Arthurian legend.

“Discover Crown Spirit Project” is a program of Toyota where Japanese Toyota dealers have fully restored each generation of crowns, demonstrating that even the oldest crowns still work which were launched in late 2003.