Toyota will show the Crown Signia GT-S Concept at the SEMA Show on November 3 to 6, a Toyota Motorsports Garage build that turns the 2026 Crown Signia into a lowered, widebody grand touring wagon. The body gets integrated widebody fenders, reshaped headlight surrounds with red accents, a revised rear treatment, and an aero package, with a custom exhaust whose trapezoidal tips are built into the rear aero. Paint is a custom-mixed dark gray metallic with added flake under multiple coats of clear, and the interior swaps in heavily bolstered front seats with red accents.
The concept rides on one-off MCS coilovers that drop it nearly five inches from stock, with front and rear brake calipers adapted from the Lexus RX 500h F SPORT. Wheels are custom 21-inch HREs on 295-section tires, which Toyota estimates give about 20 percent more contact patch than the stock setup. The release does not mention any powertrain changes, so the concept appears to retain the Crown Signia’s standard hybrid drivetrain.
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