2025 Acura Integra vs 2026 Toyota Crown

$33,000 · Hatchback

$41,440 · Sedan

Comparison Overview

Choosing between a sporty hatchback and a refined hybrid sedan often boils down to prioritizing fun versus fuel economy, and the 2025 Acura Integra ($33,000 MSRP) faces off against the more expensive 2026 Toyota Crown ($41,440 MSRP). If budget and driving engagement are key, the Integra offers 200 hp in a smaller package, saving you a significant $8,440 upfront. However, the Crown pulls ahead substantially in efficiency, boasting a combined 41 MPG thanks to its regular unleaded requirement, trouncing the Integra's 33 MPG rating (which recommends premium fuel). While the Crown is significantly taller at 60.6 inches versus the Integra's 55.5 inches, providing more commanding road presence, the Integra counters with a larger 24.3 cu ft cargo area compared to the Crown's 15.2 cu ft. The choice hinges on whether you value the Crown's superior mileage and AWD grip over the Integra's lower entry cost and cargo utility.

Size Comparison

Performance

Fuel Efficiency

Full Specifications

Our Verdicts

🚗 Best for Commuters

2026 Toyota Crown

The 2026 Toyota Crown wins for commuters due to its significantly better 41 combined MPG and lower running cost on regular unleaded fuel.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Best for Families

2025 Acura Integra

The 2025 Acura Integra provides superior utility for families with a larger 24.3 cu ft of cargo capacity compared to the Crown's 15.2 cu ft.

🏎️ Best for Enthusiasts

2026 Toyota Crown

The 2026 Toyota Crown offers more power with 236 hp and the benefit of All-Wheel Drive, making it marginally better for spirited driving despite the CVT.

💰 Best Value

2025 Acura Integra

The 2025 Acura Integra provides substantially better overall value by costing $8,440 less than the Toyota Crown.

Choose the Acura Integra if...

Your budget is strictly under $35,000, as the Integra starts at $33,000.
You prioritize usable cargo space, as its 24.3 cu ft hatchback capacity beats the Crown’s 15.2 cu ft.
You prefer a sportier, lower stance, as the Integra is 5.1 inches shorter in height.

Choose the Toyota Crown if...

Maximizing fuel efficiency is paramount, given its 41 MPG combined rating.
You need All-Wheel Drive security and higher ride height (60.6 inches).
You want more power on tap, as the Crown produces 236 hp versus the Integra's 200 hp.

Key Dimensions

Dimension	Acura Integra	Toyota Crown
Length	185.8"	196.1"
Width	72.0"	72.4"
Height	55.5"	60.6"
Wheelbase	107.7"	112.2"

Features Comparison

Safety

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Blind Spot Monitor	✓	✓
Lane Departure Warning	✓	✓
Lane Keeping Assist System	✓	✓
Rear Cross Traffic Alert	✓	✓
Driver Attention Alert	✓	—
Pre-Collision Safety System	✓	✓
Dual Front Side-Mounted Airbags	✓	✓
Dual Rear Side-Mounted Airbags	✓	—
Front Head Airbags	✓	✓
Rear Head Airbags	✓	✓
Passenger Airbag Occupant Sensing Deactivation	✓	✓
Electronic Stability Control	✓	✓
Traction Control System	✓	✓
LATCH System	✓	✓
Rear Door Child Safety Locks	✓	✓
Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)	4-Wheel	4-Wheel
Front Ventilated Disc Brakes	✓	✓
Rear Solid Disc Brakes	✓	✓
Brake Assist	✓	✓
Tire Pressure Monitoring System	✓	✓
Automatic Headlights	✓	✓
Headlight Delay-Off	✓	—
LED Headlights	✓	✓
Daytime Running Lights	✓	✓
Front Headrests	2	2
Front Height Adjustable Headrests	✓	✓
Rear Headrests	3	3
Rear Integrated Headrests	✓	—
Rear Center 3-Point Seatbelt	✓	✓
Post-Collision Safety System	—	✓
Integrated Turn Signal Mirrors	—	✓
Rear Height Adjustable Headrests	—	✓
Anti-Theft Alarm System (Remote)	—	✓
Engine Immobilizer	—	✓

Engine

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Base Engine Displacement	1.5 L	2.5 L
Number of Cylinders	inline 4	inline 4
Base Engine Type	gas	hybrid
Horsepower	200 hp @ 6000 rpm	236 hp @ 6000 rpm
Torque	192 lb-ft @ 1800 rpm	—
Number of Valves	16	16
Camshaft Type	Double overhead cam (DOHC)	Double overhead cam (DOHC)
Variable Valve Timing	Variable	Variable
Fuel Injection Type	✓	✓

Drive Train

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Transmission Type	continuously variable-speed automatic	continuously variable-speed automatic
Drivetrain Type	front wheel drive	all wheel drive

Fuel

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Fuel Type	premium unleaded (recommended)	regular unleaded
EPA Fuel Economy (City/Highway)	30/37 MPG	42/41 MPG
EPA Fuel Economy (Combined)	33 MPG	41 MPG
EPA Driving Range (City/Highway)	372.0/458.8 mi.	609.0/594.5 mi.
Fuel Tank Capacity	12.4 gal.	14.5 gal.

Comfort & Convenience

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Push Button Start	✓	✓
Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel	✓	✓
Transmission Controls on Steering Wheel	✓	—
Cruise Control on Steering Wheel	✓	✓
Audio Controls on Steering Wheel	✓	✓
Electric Power Steering	✓	✓
Rear View Camera	✓	✓
Adaptive Cruise Control	✓	✓
Front Cupholders	✓	✓
Rear Cupholders	✓	✓
Front Door Pockets	✓	✓
Rear Door Pockets	✓	✓
Overhead Console with Storage	✓	—
Front Seatback Storage	✓	✓
Leather Steering Wheel	✓	✓
Single Zone Climate Control	✓	—
Dual Vanity Mirrors	✓	✓
Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror	✓	✓
Wireless Charging Pad	—	✓
Universal Remote Transmitter	—	✓
Heated Steering Wheel	—	✓
Dual Zone Climate Control	—	✓
Rear Ventilation Ducts	—	✓
Interior Air Filtration	—	✓
Turn Signal Indicators in Mirrors	—	✓

In Car Entertainment

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Infotainment Display	7.0 in	12.3 in
AM/FM Stereo	✓	✓
Speaker System	8	6
Android Auto (Wired)	✓	—
Apple CarPlay (Wired)	✓	—
USB Port	✓	✓
USB Port with External Media Control	✓	✓
Android Auto (Wireless)	—	✓
Apple CarPlay (Wireless)	—	✓
Satellite Radio	—	✓
Satellite Radio Trial Period	—	3 months

Power Feature

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Moonroof Type	1st Row Power Glass	—
Keyless Entry	✓	✓
Heated Mirrors	✓	✓
One-Touch Power Windows	—	4

Frontseats

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Front Head Room	37.6 in.	38.2 in.
Front Leg Room	42.3 in.	42.1 in.
Front Shoulder Room	57.0 in.	57.1 in.
Front Hip Room	54.3 in.	55.2 in.
Seat Material: Leatherette	✓	—
Front Seat Type: Bucket	✓	✓
Driver Seat Power Adjustments	8-way	8-way
Driver Seat Height Adjustment	✓	✓
Passenger Seat Manual Adjustments	4-way	—
Driver Seat Heating	Multi-level	Multi-level
Passenger Seat Heating	Multi-level	Multi-level
Seat Material: Leather	—	✓
Driver Seat Lumbar Support	—	Power
Passenger Seat Power Adjustments	—	8-way
Passenger Seat Height Adjustment	—	✓
Driver Seat Ventilation	—	✓
Passenger Seat Ventilation	—	✓

Rearseats

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Rear Head Room	36.4 in.	37.5 in.
Rear Leg Room	37.4 in.	38.9 in.
Rear Shoulder Room	56.0 in.	55.1 in.
Rear Hip Room	48.9 in.	53.1 in.
Split-Folding Rear Seatback	✓	✓
Folding Center Armrest	✓	✓
Heated Rear Seats (Multi-Level)	—	✓

Tires and Wheels

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Painted Alloy Wheels	✓	—
Polished Alloy Wheels	✓	—
Wheel Size	17 x 7.0 in	—
Tire Type	All Season	All Season
Tire Size	✓	225/55R19
Wheel Finish	—	Painted Alloy
Wheel Diameter	—	19 in
Spare Tire Type	—	Temporary
Spare Tire Location	—	Inside Mounted

Suspension

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Four-Wheel Independent Suspension	✓	✓
Front Stabilizer Bar	✓	✓
Rear Stabilizer Bar	✓	✓

Warranty

Feature	Acura	Toyota
Basic Warranty	4 yr./ 50000 mi.	3 yr./ 36000 mi.
Drivetrain Warranty	6 yr./ 70000 mi.	5 yr./ 60000 mi.
Corrosion/Rust Warranty	5 yr./ unlimited mi.	5 yr./ unlimited mi.
Roadside Assistance	4 yr./ 50000 mi.	2 yr./ unlimited mi.
Complimentary Scheduled Maintenance	1 yr./ 12000 mi.	2 yr./ 25000 mi.
Hybrid Component Warranty	—	10 yr./ 150000 mi.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about comparing the 2025 Acura Integra and 2026 Toyota Crown.

Which car has lower running costs related to fuel?

The 2026 Toyota Crown is cheaper to fuel primarily because it uses regular unleaded gasoline and achieves 41 combined MPG, which is 8 MPG better than the Integra’s 33 MPG rating, even though the Integra recommends premium.

Is the Integra really that much smaller than the Crown?

Yes, the Crown is a noticeably larger vehicle; it is 10.3 inches longer (196.1 inches vs 185.8 inches) and significantly taller by 5.1 inches, contributing to the Crown's sedan form factor.

How does the power difference (36 hp) feel in daily driving?

The Crown has 236 hp, giving it a 36 hp advantage over the Integra's 200 hp, which translates to quicker acceleration, especially when passing or merging onto highways.

Which vehicle is better for hauling gear or luggage?

The 2025 Acura Integra is the clear winner for cargo, offering 24.3 cu ft thanks to its hatchback design, whereas the 2026 Toyota Crown sedan only provides 15.2 cu ft.

Does the AWD system on the Crown justify the higher MSRP?

The Crown's All-Wheel Drive offers better traction in inclement weather compared to the Integra's Front Wheel Drive, but you must weigh this benefit against the $8,440 higher starting price.

Do these vehicles use different types of transmissions?

No, both the 2025 Acura Integra and the 2026 Toyota Crown utilize a continuously variable-speed automatic transmission, ensuring smooth, gearless acceleration.