I think the C HR is an overall good compact SUV that can easily take five passengers with comfort. The car is also well packed in terms of features that are on offer like the keyless entry, LED headlamps, push start, etc. I also find the interior quite nice with the high quality plastics and the overall fit and finish of the car. The cockpit too is quite well designed which is stylish and number of features for the driver. However, the only thing I felt underwhelming after my test drive was the power of the engine. 1800 CC petrol engine is not bad, but certainly not enough to pull through, and I guess that if we have the occasional five people or extra luggage then it will be hard to pull it off. But like I said this is what my impression is, and not everyone would agree.

I have been driving the car almost every day for a year now and Myit is still in great condition. I have driven it almost 80k Kms and it still feels like new. The engine is so reliable and smooth that it still feels brand new . This is an extremely enjoyable, cool looking car to drive and the driving and handling experience is very brilliant. However, the backspace is relatively restricted, and not a big fan of the infotainment system that comes as standard. Also one of the biggest eco friendly characteristics of the car is that it has an advanced EGR system which improves the environmental performance of the car along with fuel efficiency.

SUVs have been my goto transportation choice since I started driving. Over the years I have driven many top-notch and well-designed SUVs from leading brands but the Toyota C-HR has a different appeal from all of them. The funky styling of the interior captivates everyone’s attention. Over bumps it rides effortlessly and the suspension rebounds quickly after experiencing any kind of road imperfections. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the performance, comfort and amenities of the Toyota C-HR.

I really don’t like the Toyota C-HR. This low-slung subcompact SUV doesn’t impress with its performance. It takes around 12 seconds to reach 0-100 km/h means you can’t use it to get anywhere in a hurry. The quirky exterior door handles and rear hatch badly impact rear visibility. Due to bold exterior styling, the rear headroom is quite compromised. The legroom in the back could also be improved. The tailgate is also very heavy making it challenging to load and unload cargo. Its rivals offer a better package so I’m not very happy with it

The Toyota C-HR is an excellent choice! It's not only budget-friendly but also extremely dependable, making it an excellent choice for first-time drivers. In terms of features, it's similar to the XLE, with the only notable variations being the lack of steel wheels and Smart Key rather than alloys. What actually distinguishes it are the outstanding features it offers. It recognizes stop signs and speed limits easily and offers automatic high beams. I have a sense of safety and confidence while driving it on the road.