Problems of Toyota CH-R

[@willdon4459]

you are the biggest problem not the car😂

[@moeanthony9308]

Mic drop. Nuff said

[@enterthelegions]

Oh yeah. The guy is a donker. Tells the entire world not to buy a car cuz he is too lame to get used to next gen cars.

[@AllAboutPurple]

Lmfao damn

[@vlogsbynipun548]

Totally TRUE. I WANTED TO SEE THIS TYPE OF COMMENT THATS WHY I OPENED THE COMMENT BOX. 100% sure that he is the biggest problem. What a fool expecting sunroof in this budget compact croosover.

[@RexenPrime]

OOF!

[@JabroniSausage]

I love my CH-R, I got it when they started first cranking them out back in 2018. I agree, the rear passenger room is really tight but I didn't buy it to have 4 people riding in the back. I love the horse power as well, I normally keep it in eco mode so I can save gas but if I need to get that little boost to smoke someone, I'll just throw it in sport mode, thats why it's there. Lastly, I will also agree the rear passenger windows are small but you're not supposed to just depend on the blind spot monitoring feature to let you know cars are nearby. You just need to be aware of all your surroundings, and use all your skills as a competent driver while on the road when driving this car or any car.

[@rickjohansson4257]

Haha smoke what? It’s the slowest car out there.

[@carissafranks269]

i love my CHR it’s petite enough for a first car but large enough to not be as dangerous when hit. it honestly doesn’t have terrible blind spots especially with my mirrors and of course being hyper aware while driving

[@meerkat1954]

@@rickjohansson4257 It's actually not. I've out accelerated sports cars in normal city traffic.

[@jannatogyzbaeva4819]

Agree with you. I love my CHR too and by the way for those who are thinking it’s a slow car - yesterday I left behind Mustang with 5 times more horse power 😂 Used the sport mode of course 😄

[@owusubernard6441]

@@chickenfrick1 it’s very easy to switch the modes. It has EV, ECo and Sport. I love the sports mode

[@Wiseone1957]

I love my car. True some blind spots but with the terrific sensors and rear view camera, no issue at all. Lovely to drive and heaps of power!

[@physiodude2]

The only way this video could be worse? If it is was longer.

[@gijojoseph349]

Lol, so true

[@tklakers]

Ok, this made me laugh.👍

[@royalkutun5699]

He was reviewing a non hybrid chr.

[@jaimetormo79]

@@royalkutun5699 existe un chr no hibrido?

[@chrisconway8163]

I've a 2018 CHR and an am very happy with it. Properly adjusting the side mirrors goes a long way in eliminating blind spots. I added small, round convex mirrors to my side mirrors and have no problems seeing the traffic around me.

[@mirandadurbin3418]

😂 🤣 😂 🤣 C-HR (coupe-high rider). It's a crossover, not a true SUV. Mine gets damned good gas mileage. I'm glad mine doesn't have a sunroof. That's just something to have potential leak issues with later. Sure, it has blind spots, but the sensors are fantastic and I've never come close to an accident when trusting the blind spot monitors. I have a 2018 in radiant green. Her name is Ivy and she's the best vehicle I've ever owned. I'm cool with her not having hotrod horsepower. I'm not going to be racing her. Your video is ridiculous.

[@aquilisaromarate9646]

Absolutely nice car, and we’re in love so much our CHR KOBA a Pearl white colour 2018. We bought From Mosman, Sydney Australia.

[@ghostscout6463]

I agree I own one too. Those issues are small and you can get by with. Also. If you adjust your mirrors to where you see the whole back and it flows with the side views. I have got the little adjustable mirrors that adheres to the side mirrors and I can actually can see in my blue spots.

[@destroyerarmor2846]

I love the C-HR 😂

[@jacobtyner2524]

Looks like i got mine around the same time you posted this! 2018 limited solid blue. never have i found a car that is so amazing in so many ways that people crap on like its the trendy thing to do. Perhaps they keep touching on the same points because they cant find anything else to hate about this car. As for me im going to be driving my c-hr till it rusts through!

[@TrungNguyen-zl6hd]

This Abraham guy should get a range rover, hahaha!

[@M3GTR8ABBAS]

I love my chr, looks sick, fuel economy is great. And easy to drive. This guy hasn't driven many cars

[@chandersson79]

Totally agree the only thing i agree with him is that the back seat is not so big.

[@terrancefernandezkevin4881]

👍

[@erikjansen8597]

Really? I am averaging around 25mpg. I personally do not think that is very good for a 4-cylinder.

[@erikjansen8597]

@butonierkawbucie-zm4zg Is that a hybrid? Mine was not. I actually just got rid of it. I did not like it.

[@AdrianPaul-u8y]

2023 2l hybrid is the best I've owned. I can average 50 mpg driving calmly. It's not a show off car, but she'll pull if you put your foot down. And even then 30 mpg if you're sporty. Smooth and safe. Premium gas, filters and oil change at 6000 miles. Toyota is what I'll buy my whole life, it's a Rav 4 or Land Cruiser from here.

[@beadinginspiration9393]

I love my Toyota chr! Its stylish, easy to drive, etc. Mine is all black, so bad ass looking!🥰

[@wedothingsmessyhere]

My father's using the petrol version for about two years now. High gas consumption? Nada. It does excellent millage, with one full tank you can drive upto 540 kms. Weak engine? Climbing steep mountains day and night. Small leg space? Only cause the seats in the front are pushed back to the brink. Seriously, this is a vehicle that will never let you down.

[@vsnowybht9055]

I agree with you this video is more of his problem with CHR😂

[@muhd.ariefzainal3001]

My full tank can go 988km.. gosh love this car.

[@princetontan27]

@@muhd.ariefzainal3001 how does it go so high mine only goes up to 835km

[@thilan606]

what about ground clearness

[@princetontan27]

@@thilan606 not an issue bro

[@phillipdavies6548]

On my second CHR and love this car. Reasonably good gas mileage and has plenty of power when driven responsibly. It ain't a sports car folks. Not worried about Space for rear passengers as I rarely carry them. If you are driving defensively, (like you should be) then blind spot view is not a problem as you will have situational awareness concerning your surroundings. Sun roof? Go get an after market installed, problem solved. Although Toyota do not recommend it, I tow a 2000lb boat and trailer without any problems and it still seems to have adequate power to haul it. All round excellent car and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

[@HagovMoreno]

Thanks very much for you review. I was worried about carrying a trailer on this car. Thanks

[@katherinemurphy2762]

I feel like I get reasonably good mpgs with my CHR, usually between 32-39. Occasionally, I will get 45+, but that's if I'm in town, coasting, and barely hitting the brake. 😂

[@asianinvasion3202]

Do they have a non hybrid version of this car?

[@nikop6184]

That is only your opinion! I love my CH-R! There is nothing wrong with fuel consumption and not everybody buying it as a family car, so what if the back seat is tight a bit? Please pick another car to diss! :) Toyota will never fail!

[@Andrewra92]

I’ve had my CHR for almost 2 years and it’s a great car. Fuel economy is amazing.I agree there’s not enough space in the back of the car but overall I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I’m really pleased with my CHR 🙏🏼

[@Andy-pl2zg]

The biggest biggest BIGGEST problem is your talking rubbish! pointless video, love my CHR, there's enough sensors around the car to take care of any blind spot, your just making a video for the sake of it 🙄

[@nikop6184]

Thank you:)

[@moeanthony9308]

Thank u

[@patrick1188]

😆... I'm getting 37 mpg average with my C-HR. Toyota listed the car as an SUV to better its US Federal MPG requirements, it's actually a hatch back. At 144 hp, it's proformance is fine for it's subcompact class size. A sunroof is a waste of money, $1000 US average, for something to eventually leak, and cost more to repair, not to mention damage to the interior. I'm 6'2" and have plenty of room in the backseat. Blind spots are something you learn to deal with with any car. Your review is a complete waste of time, and it's obvious you're not a long term owener.

[@achilles299]

Love my 2018 C-HR. Drive 1hr 15min one way to work and the same going home. Average 38 to 36 miles per gallon. Do wish it was all wheel drive and had infered front cameras.

[@damianzalazinski3311]

Awsome response I want to purchase one. Thanks

[@asheelramgoolam3106]

its 120hp dude

[@emiliemcgrath5983]

I have a Toyota CH-R 2021 limited edition I have no regrets with the car I absolutely love my car I have 2 kids the backseat isn’t a problem even had grown adults sit in the backseat and never complained just good compliments that they love my interior and love how comfy and cozy the back is if you have your seat all the way back obviously it won’t have much room like any other car I have no complaints about this car at all I have blind spot indicators that flash when a car is in my blindspot if it really bother you buy the mirror that shows your blindspot like every other person does I feel your being dramatic and who needs a sunroof ? My boyfriend car has a sunroof we barely use it it’s just a hassle when you forget to close it and come back with your car soaked

[@moeanthony9308]

Love my chr. He's talking nonsense. Sunroof means more issues later. They can be a nuisance.

[@elzbietaaugustyn7594]

I own 2018 ,did your 2021 has automatic trunk release?

[@whatitisnt.]

Oh comeon his complaints are nonsense but to say a sunroof is bad just because you might forget to close it rubbish 😂

[@garrettzimmer5878]

We bought our C-HR new in 2018. Mileage is decent. Sport mode can give you better power of the line. The engine is naturally aspirated so you’ll never have to replace or pay someone to fix a worn out turbocharger. Also, one major reason we bought the C-HR is because it handles better and has a lower center of gravity than most SUVs and other crossover SUVs. I bought it with 22 miles and it now has o er 90k miles. It has been a great vehicle.

[@jqproductionz5462]

I’ve had this car for 1 year and absolutely love it, I don’t see any of the problems you’re complaining about as a big issue, it’s the best car I’ve ever owned and driven.

[@luckyred19]

Still in love with beautiful CHR… 😍

[@bjsimon802]

I think you dont understand cars, and the market these cars sell. CHR and juke are very top sellers in Europe. Europe has strict laws to what you can own, and this fits many people's livestyles in other countries. Your logic is flawed about what this car represents. Your opinion is granted, but that is all it is. CHR has one of the top safety, and is a very practical car in European countries with very slim roads. If you dont like the car, buy your Germany car. See what complaints will come later when your are foot the bill.

[@stevenv2190]

I was in Iceland back in September. Never seen so many C-HR (and hybrid for that matter) and even Nissan Jukes.

[@bjsimon802]

@@stevenv2190 I saw the safety on this car, it is unreal. Nissan started this trend of car with the juke, and CHR make a top seller too. Thank so your input, would love to go Iceland. Nice that you were able to see that country.

[@SyntheticFuture]

"Europe has strict laws to what you can own", say what? You can buy any car you want and drive it. The only thing you can't do as freely as in America is modify cars. Although even then you can get them approved for road use as long as it is safe. I think the biggest difference between EU and America is that over here a lot of people, me including, don't stare themselves blind on horsepower numbers. Most people buy cars to be economical, reliable and comfortable.

[@savvasad.8449]

Fully agree with your comment. Here in Greece CHR is the segment leader and all of them are hybrids. When I recall my 2009 VW Golf Gti issues and costs I say Toyota Uber Alles!!!!!

[@inspiration1554]

I love my C-HR and never had any issue with the C pillar. Also I am 175cm and have ample leg room in the rear seat. The ride quality is very good and specially the front seats are very comfortable. The only issue that I’ve had with this car is the quality of sound when using hands free phone calls and sometimes barely I can hear anything.

[@donovanhamilton4176]

The fuel consumption is great, before I bought the toyota chr I had a honda hrv and when the tank is filled I'll get three day the most before I need to refill the gas tank. Since buy the toyota chr hybrid I'm getting an entire week over the same distance

[@moeanthony9308]

Are you kidding bro? This video is trash. Never had one issue of any of your mention. Chr is a very underrated yet great vehicle. Such nonsense.

[@stevenv2190]

Let's see how long the K114 transmission lasts especially if it is a 2018 year...

[@moeanthony9308]

@@stevenv2190 cars in general are not made to last. Every car has its quirks only this dude is hilarious.

[@moeanthony9308]

@@stevenv2190 Would that include lead foot drivers beating the crap out of it. and non maintenance too?

[@stevenv2190]

@@moeanthony9308 True - my 2010 rav4 suffered from the "cold rattle" of death in 2019 (with just over 200k miles on it). Now I have a 2018 rav4 XLE (used) with my 2018 C-HR XLE 8-)

[@moeanthony9308]

@@stevenv2190 BTW 2018 Rav is extremely good.

[@willivonundzu8372]

Ich fahre den C-HR GR mit 184 hp seit 2 Jahren und liebe den Komfort und die Leistung. Der Verbrauch liegt bei 5,5 Liter auf 100 Kilometer im Durchschnitt. Also kein Grund es nicht zu kaufen. Außerdem ist er sehr zuverlässig und günstig im Unterhalt. Wer nicht viel Platz braucht, aber ein flottes, sparsames Auto sucht, dem kann ich den C-HR nur empfehlen 😊

[@candiceyates253]

Dude you don’t need a sunroof. They leak. The drains get stopped up the water will leak into the car

[@moeanthony9308]

Thank you

[@heavenly1481]

I had a 2018 CHR-XLE for 4 years. At 88,000 miles was told I needed a new transmission. I took excellent care of the car and had it serviced regularly. It started making a ticking sound. Come to find out transmission was failing and $8,000 for new one. Said no and traded it in on a Camry. I've driven several Toyotas and never had an issue. I wouldn't buy this car again!

[@whatitisnt.]

Really? Please explain more if you could

[@stevenv2190]

@@whatitisnt. I would put my money on the variator bearings. I still like to hear from a transmission tech that worked on the K114 transmission from one of the 2018 Turkey-made CHRs.

[@stevenv2190]

Had the CVT fluid flushed at 30k miles on my 2018 XLE CHR about two months ago ( my backup/weekend vehicle ). I enjoy driving the CHR.

[@andybakari8678]

i am an Uber and lyft driver with my cht2018, you just need to do you regular maintenance and it will last forever ❤ love it

[@SuperAayush11]

Customers dont complain about the backs seats too tight?

[@bucsimon]

I own a CHR for the last 6 yrs. It still drives like brand new after 54k miles I put on it. I'm not a fast driver so this car does the trick for me.

[@skipwiley72]

We bought two chrs in 2019. Traded one off at 30k miles (for a 21 tundra[no twin turbo]) and had zero problems. The other one we still have has 70k miles with zero problems.

[@JustinFisher1]

This car isn't for everyone, but I like my 2022 Nightshade. These complaints aren't issues for my living situation, but they could be problems for other people. Important to consider before you purchase. Good video.

[@thilan606]

Yes..this is the main reason 👍

[@resats]

Lacking sunroof is a big advantage that saves you from headache !!! Get sunroof and get also an umbrella, I experienced that on my other cars !!! It is not worth to have it.

[@luisgallen6848]

This car is really good I have it and really happy don’t listen this guy 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kindafu]

All these are probably real issues but I couldn't stop laughing at how intense you were 👍

[@petalzovroze8980]

Since 2019, and it is the year 2024 I have a love-hate relationship with this car but I am not the type of person to purchase a car just because of the flaw it has but I am the type of person to update this car and make it as perfect as it can be becauseit has potential to be better

[@ladyvanposh]

Can you please tell me where the USB port is located

[@ateeqrehman1334]

Using this chr & really love it even my family. I think the error with the person.

[@TheTanyabrooks]

I love my CHR, the sensors help with the blind spots

[@lectrictraveler]

Well for me this car is fun to drive. Don't need the sun to shine in above me. The back seats deter others from wanting to drive with me. I don't drive like a race car driver and it keeps up with traffic just fine. Gas milage is average with a car this size. You have to use the mirrors when changing lanes. So much of what you said is saying bad drivers should not buy this car and I agree. As far as handing this car drives very smooth and like any Toyota they are solid cars no matter what model you buy as long as you drive and maintain them right. Good video though. I like that you can point out some things that might turn off the average driver that is looking for something more sporty that drives with a better sport mode. This is just a good fun ride for space ship pilots like me. -LT

[@rhijengabino126]

no sunroof why did u buy it🤣🤣, you are the problem not the car!!!!

[@greglivo]

You left out the biggest problem of all: that the transmissions on the 2018 won't make it 100k miles without needing complete replacement. Also, the engine has plenty of torque and a fair amount of horsepower for a subcompact SUV. The problem is that the C-HR is very heavy for its size.

[@stevenv2190]

Yep, this. Seems that the C-HR has more power than my Rav4?

[@awangarmandihjawgahmad2203]

😂😂😂😂😂 4 years I'm using my CHR everything is perfect. I think you got more problem😂

[@MelSoCal2011]

I have a 2022 CHR XLE (with the blue wave), my only issue is that since it's NOT an SUV, it doesn't have the trunk space. The trunk space is awfully small. It's a CROSSOVER COMPACT, not an SUV. I hate sunroofs, not an issue in the desert where direct sun temps can reach 130°f +.. plus, they're expensive to fix when they break. I just traveled 2800 miles round trip with 3 adults and a tall 15yr old, no seat/size issues. We all fit just fine. I got an average 30.7 mpg. Compared to my 2000 XTerra which gets about 13 mpg. My engine is not fully broken-in yet at 15,800 miles. So it'll get better mpg when it's broken in. Airbags everywhere. Excellent crash test ratings. Excellent clearance as it's not a low car. I love my CHR. Highly recommend if you can find one. Just be ready for the diminished trunk space.

[@SmokyMountainStarlight]

i can vouch for the blind spot. Went out with 4 adults last weekend and I asked them (one guy was 6+ feet tall sitting in the back) and they swore it was comfortable. The blind spot is the only real issue and you should take extra care when getting over. Safety features can assist. But i love love love this car.

[@donaldbarden6294]

You have no idea what you are saying. I have a 2019. I'm getting 34.6 mpg driving to work every day with a somewhat heavy foot. That's a lot better than my Ford F-150. Way better. I don't care about rear seat room for passengers because I rarely have anyone else in the car with me. And the passenger up front can pull their seat up if legroom back there is needed. I suspect you did not do your research. As far as horsepower goes, it's not going to win any races -- especially off the line. But once it gets moving, she's not exactly slow either. Scotty Kilmer has high praise for the C-HR. And unlike you, knows what he is talking about.

[@stevenv2190]

One should not even attemtp to "hole-shot" with a CVT.

[@tinaadger6389]

I got a CH-R. I agree with the Blind spots and the tightness in the back. But it still a nice Car. It's sporty looking and it's a good car for your money. And it's good enough for me

[@juliethgarcia8735]

I love my Toyota CHR

[@mranansi8901]

ROFL I've always had a sunroof on over 6 cars and honestly I believe I opened it twice on my first car and never opened it again.

[@martsalobsang5413]

Any How C -HR model is discontinuing for what ever reason as it wasn't able to reach enough Customer to keep it going

[@thecreativeenzymes]

The only issue with the back seat when entering the car is the lack of comfort. However, there's ample legroom and headroom for an adult; I'm 6 feet tall and fit comfortably. Aside from that, this car has a lot to offer. It's a small SUV (crossover) that provides an easy and very comfortable drive. The hybrid version also delivers excellent fuel efficiency, and the overall quality is top-notch. While the sunroof looks stylish, it can be problematic. It tends to get very hot in the summer and requires regular maintenance and there's a risk of rust and water leakage during heavy rain. So the hard top is better.

[@Okamiiee]

I have a 2020 xle and I absolutely love it.. yes.. it’s really lacking in power. But it’s still really fun to drive and the MPG’s are actually the exact same as a Corolla. It’s literally the same engine.. I’m getting 27/32. Blind spot is not as bad as it seems and the monitoring system helps a ton. Space in the back is smaller, but still more than a Corolla. Which.. should be pretty obvious considering the class.

[@Kyraaa-rb3vc]

I dont know about anyone else, but I liked this review! It was punchy, a bit dramatic and straight to the point😆 These are all cons that I will take into consideration when purchasing a chr! 👍

[@Tha-King-Arthur]

Blind spot i agree. Fuel consumption with hybride is 4,9 L/100km so that looks pretty normal. 122 HP is a bit low. But the car looks amazing even yours :D

[@Sestendrupandre]

Put some 20" rims on it and lowered it. Looks damn sick. And fuel even with the bigger rims is 4.5L/100km

[@davih85]

You're the problem bro... The car is amazing... All owners I spoke love them,,, including myself...

[@ingoditrust3945]

I totally agree with him. They should make the sunroof an option. The gas consumption is a shocker to me but I really like the look of the CH-R

[@dhaferkoheji3572]

Bro l own a chr and love it. If l have one gripe it would be ground clearance but l guess it's at that height for its dynamics. It's not a family car and it's not a sports car either. It's an eye catching comfortable city cruiser with great road behavior dynamics. It makes tarmac road trips sheer fun travel.

[@estradaj777]

I agree , I rode in one from Houston to Brownsville it was an amazing experience and gas consumption is awesome , I’m 5,7 and rode in the back and was very comfortable you are crazy

[@jxxan_lixx9023]

I have a chr 2019 and love it. I don’t agree with you sorry

[@eddeewhat5553]

I have had my Ch-R for almost 4 years. I agree with everything he said here. I do use the sport mode lots and manual shift. I really like mine had no problems like I’ve had with Chevrolet.

[@ervinmartinez3492]

I got a CHR and LOVE IT ❤ I don't see any biiiiig problem my friend and don't need sunroof 🤫

[@ejw513]

I actually love my CHR but there are a few minor things. I will agree that there is a bit of a blind spot but it’s very minimal. With the sensors and rear camera I barely notice it. However, what I will say is that if you come to a corner that is angled to the left and you need to make a left; you will have to angle the car toward the right a bit so you can see oncoming traffic through the passenger window. A bit annoying but I’ve gotten use to it. Fuel consumption seems to be about average, no big deal. Now there are a few things I wish were different and this is merely personal preference. 1) wish it had a sunroof 2) wish it had auto start.. in-fact the hardware is not even installed in the car so not even able to get it. 3) wish it had more cup holders. It has 2 but one of them is in an awkward place so almost unusable. 4) I dislike that the doors don’t automatically lock when you start driving, they have to be locked manually. 5) sometimes the rear slanted roof can limit what you can carry. I do a few delivery apps so it can be an issue at times. Another thing I failed to mention is that the dash display doesn't indicate which tire needs attention. It will tell you that you have low pressure but would be nice to know which tire.

[@elzbietaaugustyn7594]

You forgot to add trunk is manual as for 2018 should be with sensor or be able to popped from inside the car

[@ejw513]

@@elzbietaaugustyn7594 I certainly did thanks for mentioning that. It would be nice to have a button to press for the trunk.

[@MOBU76]

My Toyota app on your phone will show u which tire has how much pressure.

[@ejw513]

@@MOBU76 Thank you I will take a look at that.

[@SugarBCR]

I have an 18' CHR low miles (

[@bjsimon802]

The car is suppose to niche car, and if you want bigger you buy a Rav4. It has less seating in the back hence why it is called coupe High rider, meaning it resembles a coup. The car fits what people want in niche car. Anybody wanting the better stuff, will buy Rav4

[@Xcoop15]

I love my 2020 2,0 chr. No problems for me 😊

[@rodneth2002]

Yes, its your problem, not the car!

[@janesmiths4478]

Toyota CHR is one of the best cars we've ever had. We do 55mpg which is really good considering its litre engine. Plus it's reliability is best you can get.

[@KrishnaKumar-bb9ex]

The best suv

[@dunyadrm]

I’m a CHR owner and my only problem is that comparing with other SUVs it’s a bit lower. Otherwise it’s a good car for city use.

[@garythomson5581]

We love our CHR. I wanted to look at the video clip to see what I had missed considering I love our CHR - you totally lost me

[@zaldnr3376]

I love my CHR….the only thing i agree with you on is the low window frame in the back, but its a bad ass car over all, i got nothing but compliments on mine

[@jasmyntje3663]

Can I ask you another question related to CHR? I do own one now for some weeks and when I turn off the engine I sometimes want to leave my door open without getting out yet just because it's hot outside and Im still in conversation, but then the alarm gets on after 30 seconds and then starts beeping about the door being open. Another scenario is when I am slow with taking things out of the car, the same way the alarm gets turned on after 30 seconds and starts beeping when I havent even finished yet. I don't like this strict alarm setting. Do you know or someone else who reads this a way to get rid of it, without me having to disable the alarm again?

[@cocofifty4]

I can somewhat agree with the issues he said , but you can take them or leave them, but what is true is the the fact it is way under powered for the size of the engine. Mine is a two litre and it should have a lot more poke than what it has. That is the only gripe!

[@MyBABIES2019]

I have one and I like it. The only issue there is a flopping noise underneath and I don’t think is the transmission…. But no one can tell me what’s wrong with . Car runs great

[@neocip3591]

Lol chr is an amazing car in every way. Last gen tech . Amazing design and loads more. Im doing 370 miles every week on motorway with 40 liter. And I'm an aggressive driver never drive in eco.

[@twinturbo3461]

It's rated at 29 MPG for fuel consumption ! Gas mileage also depends how you drive.. are you going pedal to the medal as if it was a 650 HP Camaro ? ... we have a saying in the IT world.. sometimes the problem exists between the keyboard and chair, in this instance it would be between the steering wheel gas pedal.

[@BeenQA]

I have driven the Toyota CHR.. the blinds spots.. yes but it isn't a big issue there is a trick you can do with your side mirrors.. adjust the mirrors inwards and use the refection of your body. Not too many people use it but I highly recommend it in high traffic..

[@moeanthony9308]

Wait what? Reflection of your body?

[@BeenQA]

@@moeanthony9308 I am making a video of it.. I want to show people there is a technique

[@moeanthony9308]

@@BeenQA Please do i need to see that. Post link here when done

[@moeanthony9308]

@@BeenQAwheres the video son

[@BeenQA]

@@moeanthony9308 oh crap I forgot about it.. I'll see what I can do

[@stevenv2190]

No sun/moon roof - not a problem, but a complaint. And the 2024 C-HR has an available moonroof - Oh, sorry not available in the NA domestic market - Fark you Toyota NA. Been almost a year since I put a REMARK exhaust on mine - love it :).

[@Hercules1977]

I actually have a question for you... Why did you buy it? No sunroof yes, but you have lot of technical assistance that some more expensive cars dont have. I agree about fuel consumption, it is a bit high. Driving one months old, it's winter time and consumption is 14.5l. Waiting for spring and then I'll be able to say something more about it. 2.0 engine with 145 HP is more than enough. And with CVT transmission it drives very well and accelerates pretty good.

[@billlee270]

This guy is a joke. I have my 2019 and I get compliments till today. There are many after market parts for it. Look up toyta CHR tuned it looks badass someone even raced against a skyline and beat it after they tuned it. The body kits make the CHR look amazing. You can even put 2 spoilers. 😍

[@mikegontar8834]

My only complaint is that it's a gas guzzler. Not sure if something is wrong with mine. I have a 2019 base non hybrid. Find myself filling up way to often. And mostly drive in eco mode. The small gas tank only gives me 251 miles range. At full most people I am hearing do not have the same problem.

[@harmlesstv5001]

lol so dramatic

[@moeanthony9308]

Hence his whopping 613 subscribers. Probably all his family members.

[@harmlesstv5001]

@@moeanthony9308 hahahahah

[@spychat2000]

So basically no problem. Driver skills needs to get good

[@mooauto2388]

When i saw the dislikes i was stunned the fact that this video is still up makes me believe this guy is making a parody

[@HannahHovland]

I have a love-hate relationship with my 2020 Toyota CHR. The side sensors do NOT always pick up cars besided me, especially if it is raining or snowing and there are so many blind spots, front and back. I live in SD, so it isn't great with the weather here. The front sensors constantly pick up on cars that aren't even in my lane, and my car will produce an extremely high-pitched, full panicked beeping and will automatically stop my car with an intense snap your neck kind of hault. Gas mileage isn't great. Im 5'3", 120lbs, and it feels okay for me up front, but if I were in back, I'd be much less comfortable. The horn is pitiful. The seat belt sensors are obnoxious. There are so many features I want to shut off because they're so annoying. I hope to trade it out one of these days for something a bit larger that'll accommodate a more active, adventurous lifestyle.

[@Khwaja-E-Hamid-poet]

I am CH-R Owner from 2 years The only thing I am agree with you is about the blind spot which makes the car Ship nice so we have same issue with all posh cars . But there is one problem the box on the medal of seat is to big and too much to the back side as the passengers on back seat well kick it always

[@stacyneel9721]

The problem is in the eyes of the owner. The worst problem with this car it has major blind spots! Almost sideswiped someone a few times in 2 1/2 years moving from left to right is awful. The Honda HR is 1.8L compared to this 2.0L in the same compact 4cylinder size car. I enjoy getting 28-30 mpg in city and 30-34 Hwy! Who’s complaining??? 😅

[@revilsdr]

Any car that has a sunroof is going to have lower head clearance. This car can accommodate taller people easily and the seat are very comfortable. Also this car is not made to be a roadster it doesn’t have a turbo so you’re going to have the same driving experience as other naturally aspirated four-cylinder engines do your research on buying a car before so that you can understand how it will perform but it’s no better or worse than any other non-turbo four-cylinder. I don’t really have issues with the blind spots in mine just get you a wide angle rearview mirror by Broadway on Amazon if it’s a problem for you mine has cross lane warning so even if someone is sneaking up on me it gives me a signal that someone’s approaching the side of the vehicle. The backseat is a little claustrophobic because the windows are so small but the seating I do not have a problem with I’m 5’10” and I can easily sit back their car seats fit great too. Could use a little bit more storage in the cabin but other than that this car looks way more expensive than what you’re gonna pay for it. This car is more geared towards single people or people that do not have families it’s really good on gas it has a small gas tank but the gas mileage is really good over 30mpg.

[@moeanthony9308]

All well said.

[@joanrademakers5134]

Perfect car blind spot oke yes fuel consumption 5.2 liter 100km average 1.2 4cil turbo VERY NICE CAR

[@gerardoescalante3751]

The BIGGEST issue with the CHR is the transmission. I owned a 2018 CHR and the transmission went out after 60k miles. The Toyota service department said they’ve had a lot of customers with failing transmissions.

[@moeanthony9308]

Only first year had issues and even then they we under warranty. After that nothing.

[@tbenson5966]

I drive a Tundra, wife drives a CHr. It’s a good car.

[@robertstewart1262]

I think the biggest problem with CHR reviews are the people who review cars for a living. It’s not as fast as the car I reviewed yesterday. It doesn’t have a sunroof. While it may not be the perfect car, it is a great little reliable Toyota. Our CHR is a 2018. 60 thousand miles and hasn’t been to a repair shop ever.

[@pratapmulji7468]

This is my 2nd chr hybrid. Comments about chr in this video is misleading. Great fuel consumption. Only i find is rear side windows are small. Otherwise the car is great. No complaints.

[@lovelv1278]

I'm on my 3rd CH-R - I love it! ❤️

[@meerkat1954]

The appeal of the CH-R to me was simple. For the price, Toyota makes the most reliable and longest lasting cars in the world. The Sherman tank and T-34 tanks won World War II because they were reliable, not because they were the fastest. And you know what the most awesome looking car that Toyota makes is? Yup the CH-R. Some might say the Supra but it's three times the price and it doesn't have the cargo space you need for groceries and daily city living. The CH-R does, with world class Toyota quality in the best looking vehicle they currently make, in my opinion. As for the supposed problems: 1) If you get the blind spot monitoring version, it's actually easier and safer to drive than a normal car where you have to take your eyes off the road ahead to look over your shoulder; 2) The sun roof complaint is idiotic. Why would you want the giant nuclear reactor in the sky causing your skin to age faster than normal? 3) How can you complain about gas mileage AND acceleration at the same time? If they put a bigger engine in for faster starts the mileage would be even worse. If they wanted to get better mileage it would have to have an even smaller engine or space age material construction that would triple the price. You're asking for things the laws of physics just don't allow.

[@fulkispas274]

All that you said are not problems but just your point of view.

[@mgardhafi]

Been driving and riding....I think this guy needs to be fixed not that CH-R....

[@SpecOpsDoctor]

My chr does 4L\100km. If that’s not economical then I don’t know what is.

[@savedsibanda2359]

Totally agree with you on sunroof, it a stupid idea not to put one.

[@wafi0123]

Who cares about sunroof 😜

[@ElhartiVision]

This car is one of the best SUV ...

[@moeanthony9308]

Yes it is look up car care nut chr on you tube. Go to the 13 min mark.

[@Space_Nugget001]

I got a 2020 chr and so far the mpg is decent on a good day ill get 28mph or sometimes 35 mpg. I do agree on the rear window blind stop. The power of the engine is under performance but thats ok for me. The rear seats are OK as long your under 6fteet. But besides that I'm enjoying me car

[@sergeymadiev513]

I have the CH-R Hybrid for almost 6 years, 3 last years I'm looking for replacement (usually I buy a new car every 3 years). Guess what, cannot find a better car, after CH-R everything looks ugly for me.

[@hi-xp5bo]

The only thing I can agree with is the no sunroof, definitely a bummer, but it doesn't really matter cause the temperature control is great and works almost instantly.

[@johntheaccountant5594]

Weak engine? A Toyota engine lasts and is not weak.

[@shigeoshirakura6448]

I think he mean not a lot of hp and torque

[@stevenv2190]

Strange that my 2018 CHR XLE seems to be peppier than my 2018 RAV4 XLE. Must be the heavier RAV4 and the weak 6-speed transmission?

[@moeanthony9308]

@@stevenv2190 yep same with 2020 Rav. Chr is way pepier.