Toyota Crown: Logo Meaning, Evolution, SVG, PNG and Company Overview

1974

In this year, the design details are still the same. The elements are in bright yellow and orange color with red spacing and silver outline. The square from the center curve is gone and has a silver and yellowish orange cross.

1971

This Toyota Crown logo was used in 1971. The logo still used the same designing details but in dull whitish golden color. Each and every thing has the same color with off-white spacing.

1967

This is the third Toyota Crown logo. The logo has the same design details as used in the 1962 Toyota Crown logo except that the elements are in red color with silver spacing and instead of a circle, the logo has a silver square with a red cross inside. The red and white color combination represents the Japanese flag.

1962

This is the second Toyota Crown logo. The logo consists of a 2D design of a crown with three curved lines and below it are two horizontal lines. The center curved line has a circle. All of these elements are designed in dull golden color with white spacing.

1955

This is the first Toyota Crown logo. The logo consists of a bright golden crown with a royal red velvet cap. The area with the velvet cap has dots on it. The logo crown has different small elements on it designed in golden.

Company Overview

Toyota Crown is a mid-size luxury sedan launched and owned by Toyota. It was launched in 1955 and has been one of the most successful Toyota’s lineups. This car got highly famous in North America from 1958 to 1972 and after this year, it was replaced by Toyota Corona Mark II. But there is a good demand of Toyota Crown in this region and the 6^th generation of this model was launched in 2022.

The 5^th generation of Toyota Crown is known as a crossover type and in years 2023 and 2024, different models of Toyota Crown were launched as estate, sport, and sedan. These models and variants will be available in plug-in hybrid and will have fuel cell powertrains. Toyota Crown was used by government for carrying and transporting Japanese government officials and foreign delegates. Some of these models were also used as police cars in Japan.