Japanese tuner Aero Over made the Toyota Crown Sport look even more like a Ferrari. Modifications include a splitter, a diffuser, quad tailpipes, wheels, and fake badges. The SUV was showcased at ...

A bodykit can’t cover up a hybrid inline-four powerplant, but this Italian-ish Crown Sport ... Toyota crossover into a Purosangue, but it will definitely be cheaper than buying a new Ferrari.

Toyota dominates the sales charts in Australia thanks to its wide model variety, but there are some gaps we would like to see ...

The lookalike, revealed at the Tokyo Auto Salon, is based on the Toyota Crown Sport. It's one of the Crown variants not sold in North America, but with a few small changes and a couple of stickers ...

Replacing four wheels on a Ferrari Purosangue can cost you ... If you want to get Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires for your Purosangue, you’re in for a treat. With taxes, a full set will cost ...

Google the Toyota Crown Sport, and you’ll see an almost unending list of articles from all over the world comparing the Japanese SUV to the Ferrari Purosangue. Yeah, we’re guilty of it, too, but can ...

just like the Purosangue. With that said, there’s no carbon-fibre to be found here. The standard tail-lights have been retained, given their striking similarities to the Ferrari items. Prices for the ...

You’ve seen the memes wherein a Ferrari Purosangue is put beside a Toyota Crown Sport. These crossovers’ long and low hoods, coupe-like profiles, and truncated rear ends are just some of the things ...