The popular Crown Estate now has a Royal Saloon variant!

The front grille and the inside of the headlights have been newly designed.
Pay attention to the subtle differences from the Athlete model.

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The 170-series Crown, introduced in 1999, was notable for its split into two series: the luxury Royal and the performance-oriented Athlete.
It also featured a sedan body with framed windows for the first time in a while, and the wagon, which had been continuously produced since the 130-series introduced in 1987, was finally redesigned as the Estate.
The 170-series, also the last Crown passenger car to feature an inline six-cylinder engine, has recently attracted attention as a Crown that retains the flavor of the 20th century, preceding the major changes of the subsequent 180-series.
TLV-NEO previously produced the 170-series Crown Estate.
The second release is the luxurious Royal Saloon, which is fully equipped with comfort features, and features newly created distinctive front grille and headlight interiors.
N378b comes in a deep and dignified navy blue.
Enjoy the unique taste of the 170-series Royal Saloon, which combines spaciousness with elegant driving.
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* This product does not use batteries.
* Batteries are not included with this product.
* This product does not use fuel.
* This product does not include fuel.
* This product does not include paint.


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