#sedans

A fresh review of the 2026 Toyota Crown portrays the hybrid sedan-crossover as competent, efficient, and well-equipped, but struggling to justify itself against Toyota’s own Camry.

After years of retreat in the face of crossover demand, sedans are drawing fresh attention from automakers as affordability pressures and regulatory factors start to shift the market calculus.

An Automotive News column argues that brands that once sidelined sedans now see opportunity in the gap they created, reopening a debate over whether conventional passenger cars can regain strategic relevance.

Nissan has previewed a next-generation Skyline sedan with styling cues drawn from past models, positioning the car as a driver-focused flagship within a broader restructuring of its global lineup.

General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis are all signaling renewed interest in building sedans after years of SUV dominance. Consumer demand data supports the shift, but Detroit's track record of abandoning small cars raises questions about staying power.