The Toyota C-HR is a subcompact crossover SUV that is manufactured by Toyota since 2016. The acronym C-HR has multiple meanings: Compact High Rider, Cross Hatch Run-about, or Coupe High-Rider. The C-HR has unique features in regards to where it is being sold. The North American version is unique in that it has a bigger 2.0 liter naturally aspirated petrol engine which is known as the Dynamic Force. This model was planned to be sold as a scion, but that marque was discontinued. The 2018 model is available as XLE or XLE premium. The 201 model is available in LE, XLE, or Limited.

The Toyota C-HR has great sport type handling which makes it fun to zip around turns. It comes standard with various features which include safety tech. Also, its exterior styling makes it stand out when on the road. The downsides to the C-HR include the fact that there is no all-wheel-drive option. The acceleration isn't the greatest, has some noise in the cabin when on the road and it has minimal cargo space.

When it comes to safety, the Toyota C-HR has a 5 star NHTSA Overall Rating. Though this vehicle has great safety ratings, it can only perform its best if its safety systems are in factory condition. If you notice that you are in need of some Supplemental Restraint system repairs like Toyota C-HR seat belt repair or cluster repair, Safety Rest can help. Visit SafetyRestore.com to learn more about the services they offer and how they can help you stay safe on the road in your C-HR.