Review
Driving for 1.8 S LED for 6 mths. Lots of features including Electronic Parking brake that makes me forget about existence of the handbrake.
Normal driving easily 20-24 km/L inclusive of using Sports Mode occasionally therefore, on avg i just need to pump about twice a mth will do... 38L able to cover 800km
Sound proofing better then expected and responsive throttle with smooth CVT.
1800cc with a 1440Kg body is well balanced and not underpowered.
Blind spot can be solved by having a blindspot mirror becos of the C-Pillar, highspeed cornering must be careful (maybe SUV higher CG?) and ugly rims for the S version that can be replace with aftermarket ones. 12v Plug is positioned in the worst place in the car.

What I like
1) I guess the only non-diesel SUV with the best Fuel efficiency.
2) exterior design.
3) front and rear wheels all disc brake.
4) pricing justifies with all the features that comes with it.

What I do not like
1) poor position of 12V plug.
2) ugly rims.
3) does not comes with fog light.
4) car key is quite big and must buy silicone casing in case dropped and crack the plastic cover.
5) no auto rain sensing wipers.

Review
Drive surprising well for a SUV. Best hybrid SUV with no competition.
Ride close to BMW X1
Though have got used to Benz E250 for over 7 years, but after riding this CHR for about a month now, the quietness of the cabin surprises positively.
The Toyota sensing, like lane departure warning, emergency braking was an added bonus. Toyota reliablilty is a major considersation ....

What I like
1.) Good handling. Understand it was tested on the reowned German Nurburgring
race track before actaul production takes place.That's why this car handles pretty well.
2.) Great design, done by a US designer house, which is surprising for a marque Japanese MNC .
3.) Insulation adequate esp for city roads of S'pore.
4.) Seats are comfortable esp for the Driver and front passenger. Back seats three easily.
5.) Fuel economy great ,averaging 25 kms per litre on combined 60/40 city highway.
6.) Reasonable depreciation for a stylish yet fuel frugal SUV.
7.) Proven Toyota reliablilty.

What I do not like
Bit of rear view blind spot, but definitely not that of an issue really.

Review
Handling is good, suspension smoothens the uneven Rd and humps. Steering wheel stiffer than my prev Honda. Happy w the FC. Blind spot not as bad as perceived. Styling not everybody's cup of tea. Interior doesn't go in tandem w the price tag, it's better! Need time to grasp the turning/parking. Silent hybrid engine.
Comes w suite if safety features. Get the G model, forget abt the S.

Review
Just felt compelled to write this to potential c-hr buyers out there, look good and tempting but here are my thoughts. I been driving the 1.8 hybrid S spec for 1 week, coming from a 2010 polo that closes the door with a solid thump, the built quality of the c-hr is surprisingly quite good. Hybrid does it job of cutting in and out without much noise. Have to turn of radio and lower ac fan to lowest speed to hear the slight noise during the elec and petrol engine switching. I average 24.4 km/litre. Electic motor run so silent, pedestrian wont be hearing u coming, so do take note. CVT is not for everyone, if you are heavy footed the engine noise is quite high and drones on and on but due to CVT gear ratio is seamless. Skip S and G spec, get Icon only.

What I like
Hybrid engine = good FC. (average for hybrid engine)
Good looks,
can fit a mountain bike with front wheel removed to slide from the boot with rear passenger seat lowered.
soft touch leather material at the driver and front passenger seats only.
contemporary amenites = keyless, adaptive cruise , auto hold etc.
Good for young couple no kids .
lifestyle suv.
Strictly a coupe on stiles and "adaptable" rear seats for ocassional chauffeur duties.
suspension is soft but supportive on bending road. but never in the realm of sport car territory. steering is very light for city driving performance handling it is not.

What I do not like
The BLINDSPOT is huge! those carwow and car buyer youtube video from the UK werent joking. You have to dilligently glance over and even if you did a small bike or super low performance car is hidden from your view due to the C pillar (if u even call the door handle part c pillar). Not good for family of 4, kid will not see out of the rear windows as they are too small and too high making it very dark behind.

If you really must get c-hr i would suggest u get the icon spec with blind spot monitor. but please be reminded its just a light indicator on your side mirror only. If you are getting from PI like i did, pls note that the langauge in the gauge cluster is in jap and cannot be changed unlike harrier. Although vezels and prius owner kinda live with it, as there are info u can deduce from jap words, but detail info would be nice. hence the icon spec recommendation.

The C-Hr is stricly for image conscious owner, design is subjective but if you want a car that is easy to drive u need to look elsewhere.