Is the Toyota C-HR a real SUV?

The Toyota C-HR is a compact crossover rather than an off-roader: it sits higher than a hatchback but has modest ground clearance. Most versions are front-wheel drive, so it suits towns and roads rather than tracks.

Is the Toyota C-HR big enough for a family?

The Toyota C-HR suits a couple or a small family better than a large one: its rear seats are darker and lower-roofed than in boxier SUVs, and the boot is modest. Buyers who need more room usually look at the RAV4.

Is there a four-wheel-drive Toyota C-HR?

Yes, but rarely: the first generation offered all-wheel drive with the 1.2 turbo and CVT, and the second generation offers AWD-i on the 2.0 hybrid.

Cars

Used Toyota C-HR SUVs in Spain

Found 1,114 cars

From €7,400 to €41,950, half under €24,385 · Typically 2023 with 58,100 km. The C-HR is a compact SUV drawn like a coupé: the sloping roof and rising window line cost rear headroom, rear visibility and boot space against a Corolla Cross or a RAV4. Most drive the front wheels; all-wheel drive came on few versions.