The second-generation Toyota C-HR must be one of the most striking crossovers that's ever been launched. In fact, it looks every bit like a concept car that's somehow slipped through to production unchanged, with more swoops and creases than Paris Fashion Week.
It is available as either a self-charging hybrid or plug-in hybrid, and all models will comfortably return 50mpg while offering decent performance. In this CarGurus UK review, Chris Knapman tests the 2.0-litre self-charging hybrid C-HR to see if it offers just the right blend of style, space, quality and performance.
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New Toyota C-HR Review: 2024's Best Small Crossover? For Country: United States. City: Eugene, Green Bay, Hollywood, Torrance, Tulsa
