Used Toyota C-HR. Common problems and should you buy one? | ReDriven used car review

The Toyota C-HR is like that friend who can't decide whether they're a party animal or a homebody. It's the car that's never quite sure if it's an SUV or a hatchback. But you know what? We're here to help you figure out if it's worth adding to your garage! Subscribe Here! youtube.com/@ReDriven?sub_confirmation=1
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00:00​​​​​​​ - Intro
00:19 - What is it?
02:31 - How's the interior?
07:23 - Tech, features & safety?
09:26 - What's it like to drive?
12:57 - What goes wrong?
18:16 - Should you buy it?
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Contemplating a Toyota C-HR purchase in today's bustling second-hand car market is a bit like deciding between two personalities. This nifty car is akin to a friend who can't make up their mind whether they're a party animal or a homebody. It's the vehicle that's perpetually uncertain about its identity, vacillating between SUV and hatchback. But fear not, as we're here to help you decipher whether it's a smart choice for your next ride. So, should you take the plunge and buy a Toyota C-HR? That's the question we're going to dive into. Fasten your seatbelt, take it for a spin, and when we're done, you'll have a clearer perspective on whether this quirky vehicle aligns with your lifestyle and your wallet in the ever-evolving second-hand car market.
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[@daveserpell1999]

Another amazing review, great work guys! Just one thing to mention as an Ex-Toyota/Lexus service advisor in Darwin, one thing we found for the CHR's in terms of ownership was that, compared to other more mainstream models like the Corolla, Camry, Prado etc, the CHR has really weird Tyre sizes, and therefore it would always cost owners like 3x as much to get their tyres replaced than most other models - perhaps this was also contributed to due to our remote location in Darwin, and such uncommon tyres as CHR tyres were not stocked readily in Darwin all the time, but I'd imagine it would be a similar story down south. So yeah, just some potential value to add to this video, if you're looking to buy a CHR, make sure you're getting the best price possible on tyres as they can be very pricey due to their uncommon size. Cheers

[@quandho5983]

that because those tire size are recommend for cross over is only recent or still new to market, i just bought new set for my CHR

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[@iankusapali9266]

It feels like Toyota was trying to show Nissan how it should have designed the Juke

[@zeed5764]

I never liked the Juke but now I am warming up to the styling. They don't age as well as a Toyota though.

[@boxoffisa]

Spot on.

[@malcolmar]

Well done! I have a 2019 CHR XLE with TRD performance part here in the States. I also love the way it looks. It is my daily and I have had ZERO issues with it. It does take me a long time to wash it because I treat all the plastics on the outside and it has a lot of exposed plastics but after 5 years of daily use, the car still looks and drives like new. Actually there was one issue when things were not displaying correctly on my dash board but that was because the battery was going out (I have a 2.0 liter non hybrid) and the issues were fixed with a new battery. Again there is something to be said about that legendary Toyota quality. I looks forward to having this car for a long time to come.

[@lajuane81]

I don’t understand why someone wouldn’t like that car, that car is gorgeous!

[@xxdalionxx]

I own one. It's not very quick. A lot of people especially for a car that looks fast like this wants a quick car. The car also can feel a bit weak as a result , the blind spots are terrible (I've always driven cars with shit blind spots I'm used to it). Like this car though it corners great for it's form factor and does it's job

[@mihnea678]

@@xxdalionxx Do you have 1.8 or 2.0?

[@xxdalionxx]

@@mihnea678 2.0

[@mihnea678]

@@xxdalionxx I am looking to buy a 2.0 second hand. And now I am searching for reviews 😄

[@xxdalionxx]

@@mihnea678 what year?how many kms?

[@Jgkau2]

Just wanted to say thank you for the great content! Always enjoy the reviews. Nice work!

[@GothyMorm]

I just purchased a 2020 C-HR Limited yesterday and so far I am in love with it! It’s perfect for my want of a larger vehicle from a hatchback without too much of a jump. I’ve never had these safety features before, I feel so safe and comfortable!

[@davids5313]

The hybrid version is very nice, this car is perfect for people without kids and the safety features are very nice

[@dumindacooray]

The fact that you gave a real michanic to explain about mechanical faults is very appreciative.. No other car reviewers do that..

[@mindaugasradavicius8007]

I owned a 2017 hybrid C-HR for a few years and when the opportunity arrived, got a new 2021 CH-R GR Sport 2.0 hybrid. Almost 50k kms later I'm still very happy driving it every day. The 2.0 has adequate power, the JBL sound system is great for long drives to work and I love the interior. I will testdrive the new C-HR, but I doubt that I'll decide to swap my current one - the price hike look too insane at the moment :/

[@t8w974]

Awesome review! Side note, I'm positive Toyota actually used the rear end of this to make their GR Yaris as it's wider than the standard Yaris body

[@21stcg17]

These are everywhere on SG roads! Both the 1.2 turbo and 1.8 hybrid. Some are even riced out with a large FK8 TypeR-like wing with bumper brake lights. Some have body kits which makes the car look ridiculous. But if modified properly, they look really amazing.

[@nickyang1143]

Great little thing. Had one as a rental and thoroughly surprised me

[@zeed5764]

Thanks for your great, fun to watch reviews! 😃 👍🏻 I love the styling. I remember sitting in a new one checking interior quality in 2018. I fiddled with the indicator/flasher and wiper stalks and noticed the when you operate one, the one on the other side moves. Toyota cheapness + that digital clock from the 80s! The boot was small, the back seating quite claustrophobic.. Also priced high in comparison. 😂 You're 💯 right when you said it just doesn't inspire you. Just those exterior looks are fantastic.

[@charles6232]

An interesting used review. I have a 2019 model, 1.2 litre turbo with a 6-speed manual. Purchased Feb. 2020. I’ve had no issues at all. It isn’t a road burner, but with a manual transmission I can get the most out of the engine. And in sport mode, I can get a little extra pep. On long trips I have managed 4.8 litres per 100 K’s. Very good on fuel. Overall, I’m still very happy with it. I would have liked to have seen a mention about the manual, and what the mechanic thought about the manual too. Otherwise, an interesting review. 👍

[@Exupace]

like you I've just picked up a late 2018 model 1.2 turbo. It's replaced an AYGO and on first impressions, this CHR is great. Only had it a few days but I'm already loving all the toys it has.

[@blowurn0se]

Well done for getting a manual. It’s a forgotten art😂 I couldn’t learn manual but I admire those who did learn 😎

[@charles6232]

@@blowurn0se They are getting harder to find.

[@charles6232]

I also replaced the crap system with a nice Kenwood system with Apple CarPlay and Android auto. Brilliant!

[@Mark-jz5ye]

There is a little teardrop piece that goes in the cup holder near the arm rest, to help prop smaller drinks up.

[@MrClibil]

1. Our JBL read loudspeaker system simply failed (replaced under warranty) The 12v battery failed in less than 4 years. Towtruck driver said this was happening a lot. New batteries have a warranty. No on-road problems of any kind.

[@caseyhopkins6299]

I like the touch screen,I like how you never need to use it. The voice commands are good for a laugh though.

[@matthewbergroth4537]

My mum brought a 21 Red/black roof Koba brand new! Bloody brilliant car.

[@richardkemp4144]

I wouldn't say I love mine, but it's a very good car. Lots of kit, a good look, economical and reliable. Not super quick, and not much room in the back or the trunk/boot. The infotainment system is aweful, but I use my phone. Only one USB port. Nearly 50k miles and no issues. I need more luggage space and 4WD, so I'm upgrading to the RAV. But, if the CH-R is right for you, it's a good choice.

[@rdlmm]

You read my mind !!! Im after a second car and I have this on my list !!! 🎉

[@SplosionMovies]

This C-HR and the Honda Crosstour are my two favorite-looking small SUV-things by far

[@stableflight5791]

Me chr and cx3

[@katzicael]

I *REALLY* want a turquoise/teal one of these.

[@TwistedDonners]

The CH-R to me always looks like a pissed off Rav4 for some reason. Like the new video format layout but one thing that'd be good would be a bit of music for the transitions between segments. Surprised at how practical yet aesthetically pleasing the interior is. Was considering one of these for myself but the blind spot and non-mechanical problems, while rare, are pushing me towards the Lexus that shares the same platform or a Mazda CX-6. Good video guys and look forward to next week's videos as per usual 👍.

[@miskatonic6210]

The blind spots aren't that relevant, because of its sensors.

[@stevenv2190]

:) as an owner of a 2018 Rav4 XLE (used rental ) and a 2018 C-HR XLE (new) - I would agree.

[@aslkdfjhg]

The funny thing about these types of cars is that, although typically car journalists cannot rationalise buying one, the crossovers will somehow be the best selling segment. Look at the Mitsubishi ASX! It's rubbish on paper, but people will happily buy one. I guess for the buyer it's a predictable, safe option.

[@Bill-ki4zf]

Mitsubishi ASX is not just rubbish on paper. It's rubbish to drive. I drive one at work. Marginally better than walking. My wife's 8 year old Mazda2 is far, far superior.

[@andrewmutavi590]

Sick sick design,I love it😍😍😍😍😍

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

There's no good news in the back seat, it's a sea of depression and misery back there. It's like Toyota took a ride in the back of a CX3, and said, hold my sake, we can raise the suffering level.

[@UpgradeUrWinRARTrial]

I checked one out in the showroom and slammed my head into the roof when trying to get in the backseats. Twice. 😂

[@mdo]

My kids love it. They say it feels snug and the overall darkness helps with naps on longer trips.

[@ryanlaffan7064]

Its style over practicality. My 84 year old grandfather bought one for the high seating position and ease of access. While it is easy to get in and out of theres lots of shortcomings. Its too dark in the back and its hard to see to the side due to the large A pillar

[@michaelangelotoussaintrodr4144]

Just buy one. Love it. The xle 2021 it amazing. Or at last after a 10 hour of used it. 😅

[@martyn_g]

A problem with many current cars is a lack of vision through the rear quarter. C pillars are freaking HUGE on modern cars like this.

[@jldp24]

Hey mate, the BMW F Gen 440i, the alternative to the M4, would be a great review given the M car prices are out of reach for most

[@azophi]

I bought a 2022 CHR and have had no issues. The motor is good enough and as long as you service it properly, it seems to be of Toyota quality. It’s no Corolla but better than any Ford you’ll find Highly reccomend if you want a bigger car but not a full SUV. It has some quirks !

[@johnhenson4054]

What’s your thoughts in comparison to a Nissan Juke, because I like the quirky looks of both

[@Andre-De-Warr]

I love driving my 1.8 Dynamic Bi tone, they stand out from the boring norm on the roads. The only thing I have found is the noise at 70mph.

[@lone982]

I test drove one of these a few years agoafter my 2009 golf needed it's second gearbox... The CH-R was zippy but poor vision out the back...

[@neildixon4746]

Adam, love your - no BS - videos. But the amount of adverts is getting ridiculous mate. Usual YT at start, 3 other advert breaks during and 2 breaks for sponsors. 5 breaks in a video lasting under 20 mins. Not cool.

[@ReDriven]

Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying the vids

[@mrnicktoyou]

Get KZbin Revanced, it automatically skips all those segments for you.

[@austin.t5557]

Interesting enough, years before this released a concept had popped up, and the first gen C-HR almost was the replacement for the Scion XB.

[@tashrifm]

Hi, could you do a review on Haval H6/Jolion?

[@alanm3023]

Great job on the review Smart looking cars .. and of course Toyota reliability ! That rear seat not great for claustrophobics .. and yeh the blind spot !!

[@gerryc1575]

Weird, in Euro land, Toyota offer a 10 year/170Km warranty, if they service it. Btw, Own hybrid one, love it!

[@mikejoseph425]

In the UK you get a 10 year warranty up to 100,000 MILES so long as you have the car serviced annually at a Toyota dealer If you want some extra excitement look at the new C-HR plug in Hybrid, 7. Something seconds 0 to 62mph (100kmh) We have had ours 6 years with only 1 issue, a flat battery during COVID as what not driven for 3 months, and the battery has not given any problems since The proof of the pudding is it cost £30k in 2018 and they still sell for £15k+ with less than 40.000 miles and it is not surprising with so few problems and 4 years of warranty still. My Jaguar I Pace cost £65k 5 years ago and only worth £20k now, but better to drive than the C-HR😂😂😂 Great and honest review by yourself

[@davipiero]

First, i bought a corrola cross hybrid.. But later i also buy this so called CHR just for the look of it.. It is the most handsome non sportcar around..

[@michaelcowley7138]

I have one, my wife has a Mazda CX3, my Koba CX 3 is 30% better, my wife agrees. I’ve driven 260 000 kms and it hasn’t missed a beat. Interior has maintained its look. Only two issues were no Car Play on my Dec 2017 model and the colour of one lower panel below the boot has faded a few shades in comparison to the rest of the car.

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

Any chance of a review on Australias least know car? With a TBTL factor of just 0.25, but with one of the most useful and clever floor plans, as comfortable as an old Lexus, drives like a Camry, but has a huge belly. With zero claustrophobia in the rear, or rear rear seats. Air conditioning for everyone, very popular in Singapore, which also happens to be the most expensive country in the world to own a car. Seats fold to create a perfectly flat floor for camping or hauling crap. Not a Tarago or Alphard. Sold officially in Straya from 2001 to 2010. What could it possibly be?

[@user-tv5qz4wp5y]

I just bought a CHR hybrid The only thing I need to comment on is When the cruise control is on The car wants to do its own thing and you are fighting it

[@CaptZenPetabyte]

Please do a review on the Iveco Daily van please?

[@user-oy3vq7wg3k]

Don't go near them if they aren't the hybrid. Non hybrid CVT transmissions can have massive issues. The eCVT transmissions on the hybrid are indestructible. I have a 1.8l hybrid and I don't think it is underpowered. It is less powerful than any diesel I've owned but I love it still.

[@stevenv2190]

The K114 CVT has major issues (check the C-HR forums) and most likely from driver abuse and lack of fluid flushing. I had my 2018 flushed at 30k miles. May have the pand dropped and CVT filter changed at 45k miles due to my C-HR being nearly six years old.

[@marcellevialva8772]

Can you do a review on the 2020/2021 nissan kicks please

[@ReDriven]

Not available in Australia sorry mate. - AK

[@Jwalker76]

My olds just bought a new hybrid corolla and I remember my Father telling me about this new sporty car called a C-HR. Think for me the blind spots on the car are enough reason to not buy one, just buy a corolla or Yaris instead if you are after a small hybrid. If I buy something small myself I want a sporty manual car so that would rule out the corolla and yaris unless you get the GR.

[@dannyfielding4253]

Hi all I've been driving my 1.8 exel for six days now and my commute to work is 12 miles wich can be a drain on the hybrid battery ( not enough miles to charge it ) just wish they had a function so you could sit there for ten minutes to top up the remaining few plates I get the whole point of saving the planet but surely the emissions produced wouldn't be as bad as driving a extra ten miles or so to achieve the same goal

[@davidshanahan5134]

Got one by accident when I hired a car in Adelaide - it was the "or equivalent". Found it claustrophobic, hard to see out of, small boot - not a fan.

[@nysavvy9241]

Nice place to be in with you for a trip

[@justinfarrell6498]

Love the look of this little SUV. Agree with Adam thay should put the Yaris GR motor & driveline into this and it would be a sales success. VIVA-LA-TOYOTA!

[@miskatonic6210]

😂 Not at all.

[@FunkatronicDingus]

SUV?

[@stevenv2190]

Too bad the US will never see the next-gen C-HR. There are videos for the 2024 C-HR - starting to like the GR. So many changes and upgrades.

[@Ford_TImelord]

I helped caradvice with a podcast and test of these in a weird comparison that's still online against my 1988 Corolla 4wd Wagon. The Corolla wagon won as its practical. However I was surprised how well the 1.2 and CVT went went in the C-HR compared to the 1.2 in the work Skoda Yeti with DSG. No flat spots and smooth if droney power delivery in the C-HR . hated the dark interior of the C-HR always thought we should have got the new Corolla wagon in Australia instead of this overstylised SUV.

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Well render me un-shocked! That was the one after the Tercel? Doesn't matter, yours is the looker in the family. ;-)

[@Ford_TImelord]

yeah that's the one. Still going with original radiator and clutch at 300,000kms@@UncleJoeLITE

[@edsadowski6307]

Disappointed? Many people (including me) love the CH-R. Being everything is part of its uniqueness and charm.

[@fabiansterling5333]

The adaptive cruise control is another selling feature

[@mattdebyl8806]

In this class, Vitara Turbo. Hands down.

[@chaizambriz2498]

I'd love to see a Haval vehicle soon!

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

Why? Google 'Chinaman takes a dump' and there's your vlog. 🙄

[@chaizambriz2498]

@@CathodeRayNipplez I'm afraid to google that lol. If 5gis vlog is real, do you mind sharing the link?

[@User-cb4jm]

The ones commonly available in Australia are all fairly new and barely 3-4 years old. The older gen ones (2are rare to find and didn’t exactly have a reputation for being anything but cheap so they can just be ignored.

[@dvnhzq]

took a carpool service and rode on the backseat of a CHR one night, i haven't felt so nauseated in a car in my life

[@SADilNikad]

Now I live in USA and I bought CHR that is built in Turkey. So, I probably got the one with bad CVT transmission

[@tom-vx1lp]

how many kms on that car?

[@01nig57]

These aren't meant to be family car, suits 1 or 2 people and its quite comfortable. Rear traffic alert helps with the blind spot, that is its most annoying feature but being a short car it easy to park anyway. It's not a rocket but have never felt unsafe on the highway. It's perfectly fine around suburbia where it's aimed. The other annoying thing is the time it takes for reversing camera to engage. Mine looks pretty much new and its a 2017 so wear and tear on a looked after vehicle is not an issue. Very economical despite 95Ron on the turbo.

[@csjrogerson2377]

It is meant to be a family car. A small-ish car for a small family of 4. That's why it has 4 seats, duh. If your kids have grown to the size of 1.85m, 110Kg rugby players they might be cramped for room, but it will have taken 18 years to get there. So you could have planned for a bigger car, like 18 yrs ago.

[@01nig57]

I truly hope I would never have to buy a car with a mindset to keep it 18 years :-) Am very happy with the C-HR for my purposes, it looks like its 1 year old even after 5 years of daily driving, but it is time for an upgrade and for someone else enjoy it for many more years.@@csjrogerson2377

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

If you are really tall rear seat passanger, you can see out of the side window, just. Want to know if you suffer claustrophobia? Just go for a 5 minute ride in the back.

[@MyerShift7]

We never got a manual or AWD (IIRC) in the U.S. plus I don't do SUV's. It's a product that looks great up front, like a Honda in the rear, falls in-between categories, and was NEVER on my radar.

[@mjs1231]

2000 mile engine oil swap. 1 year on coolant, trans fluid and filter, large transmission cooler. the price you pay for efficiency

[@teresadougherty8722]

I luv mine!

[@johnchang3807]

The windscreem guy told me that the rear windows is long wait to replace.

[@richardfoulkes3083]

We found it unrefined on NZ roads up against the Kona . And it is slow.

[@mdo]

That's odd. I tested a Niro before getting the CHR, which is a bigger Kona, and in terms of refinement and noise the CHR is in a higher class

[@laureus31]

Tried seat on the driver seat in one of these in a shopping mall. The blind spots are horrendous.😂

[@deanpieroz]

Clean GC8 in the workshop back there

[@ReDriven]

Which might be for sale soon. - AK

[@user-gv9mb6ze5s]

At least it's not confused like FJ Cruiser in design 😅

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

What? Where do you even connect those dots? Are you smoking crack in a Afghan takeaway in downtown Zimbabwe? What's wrong with you?

[@carlosorff]

I think that person driving this car wears rings on left hand and that is why the left side of the steering wheel and automatic transmission gear selector is so worn out.

[@lesklower7281]

A very funky looking Toyota

[@stevenv2190]

Better than the Toyota Crown - that is UGLY.

[@lesklower7281]

@@stevenv2190 l have a Toyota Crown the JDM one sometimes at my local supermarket and I'm my opinion they are not an ugly now l do think been a total Toyota fan boy the aren't the prettiest car around as for the others the Camery and Corolla you wouldn't buy them on there looks you buy them on there reputation for reliability as for the Mazdas they are more attractive from a design point and reliable also and if you notice the most crappiests cars are the best looking like the petrol and diesel vehicles look pretty good but they are crap and the ugliest car ever made is the Nissan Juke honestly how did Nissan sell any of them they make me sick when l see them they were definitely hit very hard with the ugly stick any car next to them and they look good

[@fauzanriez9472]

Doesn't CHR stands for Coupe - High Rider?

[@MrRoberto984]

Yes mate....saluti dall italia....most sold car here in Lombardy north Italy

[@dischyd1]

Isnt it amazing how the Lamborghini urus looks plane Jane next to this. Its like the design teams met up one night and swapped designs.

[@MattyDienhoff]

I'm sorry, just... No. I appreciate that its styling is a bit adventurous and different, but in a crowded segment like this, where there are so many options, I just don't see it. Where's the main selling point? The CH-R has massive blind spots, limited practicality (compare it to a Corolla for size and space), a miserable environment for backseat passengers, and that woefully underpowered powertrain (57.4 kW/t?! And saddled with a CVT on top of it all). If this was entry-level first car money, I'd understand the appeal, but you'd have to be mad to drop the 45K dealers are asking (even for a demonstrator model) on this and get what is basically 2010 Toyota Yaris performance.

[@HughesyTech]

This car is slower than my 1.4L 2009 Hyundai Getz to 100km/h I like the looks of it, but it's bordering on being a dangerous car , especially when overtaking

[@timothywild9980]

Steering wheel degradation is often caused by drivers using lots of hand lotion.

[@A861967]

Obviously Nicole like Hand cream .. hence the worn out leather 😊 never use hand cream on leather.

[@roadsofjapan6009]

Still awaiting the Maxima review 😂

[@Badrattlesnake]

Nice scion

[@MrRoberto984]

Since 2017..most sold car here in Lombardy north italy...especially in big cities like Milan and turin...25/30 km a liter ( summer time )....😅

[@interceptor7905]

Toyota C-HR (coupe-hi riding)

[@End3rW1z]

I forgot Toyota had a C-HR.

[@miskatonic6210]

It's a great car with some quirks. It drives great, it's super reliable, it's comfy, it's incredibly nippy (less than 5 liters on 100km with the 1.8l engine are possible). People wanting a sporty car will absolutely avoid the CVT, visibility is a bit annoying at times, the trunk door is really, really heavy and the trunk has a big load lid (that's why it's certainly not ideal for elderly people or small females). I don't know how the owner of the car in the video managed to fuck up the interior like that. Are her hands made of sand paper?

[@davothegreat9990]

Nippy?? No

[@asennarembaev275]

I feel like she might have gone extra on the wet wipes during Covid 😂

[@HughesyTech]

Nippy no 0-100 is bordering on dangerous

[@johnswallow3710]

Was thinking one of these or a mazda for the wife

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

Do you hate your wife?

[@User-cb4jm]

Mazda. Nicer to drive, better visibility with a traditional design. The competitor to this would be a CX-30 that’s only been around since 2020. It’s better car but more expensive bc you can’t get a 2016 version like you can with this one.

[@zeed5764]

😂😂

[@Rally4Life1982]

Why would anyone pay 50K for one of these?

[@joshjoshspangler]

I saw one of these the other day and thought it looked pretty cool. Went home to do some research only to find out it's underpowered and not surprisingly, over priced. Surely this should have come out with a 2 litre turbo! Looks like Japan are back to making underpowered cars like they did in the 80's with models like the 4runner; big car/truck/SUV whatever you want to call it with a tiny underpowered engine. The last time I saw power figures like this was also in the 80's. I guess if all you're doing is driving around town and you're a hairdresser, this car is for you. But at that price, I'd prefer something else....anything else. Underpowered and over priced, pity it looks so good.

[@zeed5764]

You're quite right about the Toyota line up. Their cars are very down in power but every now and then they'll get the GR Dept to make a performance version. There's too large a gap between the normal engines and the HR versions. The recent hype Toyota has been getting is only due to their GR versions. GR 86, GR Supra, GR Yaris, GR Corolla. Otherwise no younger people would even pay attention.

[@mdo]

I live in the UK and do 90% of driving in the city, 30-40mph max. The hybrid system has very good pickup at those speeds. But none of that really matters when I get over 80mpg on some runs and i have peace of mind with 10 years warranty

[@joshjoshspangler]

@@mdo yeah good point. I guess if that's the sort of driving you're doing, then this car is spot on as I mentioned in my post. Here in Australia, it's under powered and dangerous for overtaking on our many freeways, highways and main roads.

[@datathunderstorm]

The 1.2 Litre engined version is the one to avoid. I cannot comprehend why they brought that to the market - unless it was just for the school run by timid soccer mums - or as a first car for new drivers. Go for the 1.8 or 2.0 Litre Hybrid versions. The latter will NOT disappoint in terms of acceleration or agility for the average user. If you’re a racer demon, buy a GR version.

[@eldraino9933]

Too many ads - I counted 7 breaks in this one. Forget that

[@ReDriven]

We hear you and are working on a plan. - AK

[@shions3135]

Its like Toyotas version of Nissan Dukes

[@halleron656]

I was once homeless, and got taken to an appointment at public housing a few years ago. The case manager called it gutless and I made my way to finding a place just to avoid being in one of these things again.

[@cormaro13]

Okkk cause a homeless Person is going to complain about ac and roof over their head , get lost faker

[@zubairsheikh6067]

only reason to buy would be toyota else if im spending 30k i'd buy tucsan only

[@EzzaLeo]

An actual GR version of this (i.e. powertrain etc) would be so so good.

[@paulklp8262]

Best looking car Toyota makes.

[@tahsin28]

Lol sorry but Nicole doesn't need 4wd, no offence to anyone. If brides with their 5meter dress can get there, so can a 30hp fwd.

[@mighty_bunny]

The C-HR GR-S, or Churgrus for short.

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

What? Let me guess, you live in the boonies yea?

[@mighty_bunny]

@@CathodeRayNipplez Nah, I just live with Joe.

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

@@mighty_bunny No. You live near a Centrelink. Shut up.

[@mighty_bunny]

@@CathodeRayNipplez Joe mama.

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

@@mighty_bunny Who is Joe? Put the crack pipe down, find some welfare paid childcare and hit the gym and the job search network. 🙄

[@jameshenderson5385]

I wouldn't be ordering one of those anytime soon!!

[@alanjm1234]

I always thought it was Toyota copying Honda. Especially the tail lights/rear spoiler. And even the name.

[@Badrattlesnake]

Don't forget Rear doors handle too

[@craigdavid6519]

its got a toyota badge....buy it

[@mattdebyl8806]

Despite being rubbish.

[@Pyjamarama11]

Good god, your in-video ads are tedious

[@ReDriven]

Without them, ReDriven would no longer exist. Like everyone, we have bills to pay. - AK

[@Pyjamarama11]

Keep Feeding the beast Eventually it will consume you

[@ReDriven]

There’s an easy way to avoid all the ads. 1. Skip the in-video ones. 2. Pay for KZbin premium to not see the other ads.

[@thelastmohikhan9302]

Rear window too small