Toyota C-HR Hybrid (Parallel Imported)

Bought and have driven the C-HR Hybrid for around 2 weeks now. The C-HR is... Unique in the sense that it's really a COMPROMISE in many ways. And for some people, well, that may not be a bad thing. Here's why: Let's say you're young, you don't want an "Uncle/auntie" Car so in terms of style, you're looking for something sporty. But to be really practical, you're not going to be able to take more than 1 friend to go to Thompson so you can't get the 2 door convertible. So you compromise: You accept that it's going to be a relatively bigger crossover/suv, but you also get a sleek sporty look. Okay so you also say you want something that has good speed/power. The C-HR Hybrid? Well, it's FINE. It's average. You DO get to seamlessly merge on highways and overtake lanes without anxiety wondering if you're going to make it on time, but you ALSO have to deal with the fact that suddenly the whisper quiet hybrid engine has to work a bit (it's not untolerable) and suddenly there's some noise coming in. Lastly a few notes that I noted are different from my experience and what others are saying about this car. 1) You CAN actually change the language of the dashboard to English, or at least the PI I got it from sold models that could. 2) Rainsensing wipers is available on some models of the C-HR or at least on the one I got. 3) Blindspot. Yeah it's not great that I do agree. It takes some getting used to (by waiting additional few seconds of checking repeatedly) but it's doable.... Read More

One of the most bold design for an SUV, accompanied by striking colors, it easily is a head turner and possibly a distraction on the road. If you dislike blending into the crowd, this is for you with its diamond theme cutting. Great fuel economy and tons of safety features that otherwise only available in more higher end car brands.... Read More