1998 Toyota Crown, Athlete V

the coolest features of the Crown is the oscillating center climate vents. They distribute airflow around the cabin, and if you prefer more natural ventilation, power windows unfurl with the press of a button. To make daily driving more manageable, the driver benefits from a tilt and telescoping steering column, an electric seat, and the power folding and heated side mirrors and electric locks work in typical Toyota fashion. The seats are upholstered in a soft gray cloth. They lack any major rips, stains, or tears and are in above-average shape. The door cards, headliner, and carpets have all withstood the past twenty-five years without sustaining major abuse, and as a whole, it’s hard to nitpick the cabin aside from a noisy blend door and a non-functioning height adjustment on the power driver’s seat bottom. On the positive side, the owners’ manuals and maintenance booklets are included with the purchase.