2019 Toyota C-HR review
Toyota C-HR highlights
Customer rating
RepairPal reliability rating
(data not available)
Pros
- Attractive contemporary cabin
- Comfortable ride
- Huge curb appeal
Cons
- Small cargo area for a crossover
- Four-cylinder is underpowered
- Noisy over broken pavement
Mileage (EPA estimate)
27 city, 31 highway, 29 combined
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A stylish and practical crossover SUV.
The Toyota C-HR is a newer option in the popular crossover-SUV segment. Crossovers, also called subcompact SUVs, are great for drivers who want the style and space of an SUV, but from a vehicle with a relatively small size. The Toyota C-HR debuted in 2018 with many standard driver-assist system features like forward collision braking and radar-controlled adaptive cruise control. The C-HR couples unique exterior styling with functionality, bringing you a vehicle that is both practical and fun to drive.
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What is new for the 2019 Toyota C-HR?
- The C-HR is available in a variety of new trims, including the LE and Limited.
- The XLE Premium trim has been discontinued for 2019.
- C-HR trims have been upgraded with Leatherette Seats, Cruise Control, Leather Seats, Satellite Radio Ready, Entune, and Apple CarPlay as standard equipment this year.
- JBL Sound System and Navigation System features are now available as options on select trims.
2019 Toyota C-HR trims
LE
Eight-inch display screen, Apple CarPlay® connectivity, dual-zone climate control, keyless entry, Toyota Safety Sense driver-assist package.
XLE
Push-button start, heated power exterior mirrors, 18-inch wheels, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.
Limited
Leather-trimmed heated front seats, WiFi hotspot capability
, chrome window-trim accents, automatic windshield wipers.
Toyota C-HR photos
5 reasons to buy the 2019 Toyota C-HR
1. Edgy design
The Toyota C-HR is instantly recognizable. It has an edgy exterior design, with standard features like a black rear spoiler and shark fin antenna that make it look more aggressive than most SUVs. Halogen headlights and daytime running LED lights make it stand out even more. If you're looking for a vehicle that stands out among all the other SUVs, the C-HR is a good choice thanks to its feature-heavy design.
2. Great fuel economy
The C-HR is a good vehicle for people who want to be more conscious of their fuel consumption. Both the 2018 and 2019 C-HR models get an EPA-estimated 29 mpg combined with the 2.0L engine.
3. Plentiful driver-assist features
The C-HR takes advantage of technology to make things easier behind the wheel. The C-HR comes standard with the Toyota Safety Sense package, which features lane-keep assist and forward collision braking. It also comes standard with a back-up camera. Standard driver assist features include brake assist and Smart Stop Technology®. Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert come standard on the 2019 XLE and Limited models and on the 2018 XLE Premium model.
4. Enhanced driving modes
The C-HR will keep you from getting bored behind the wheel. That's because it comes with three standard driving modes: sport, normal, and ECO. The sport driving mode, for example, increases acceleration for when you want a bit of a thrill. Although the C-HR is only available with automatic transmission, the Sequential Shiftmatic™ Mode, which comes standard, gives you control to manually go through seven virtual gears—giving you more control.
5. Connectivity
The C-HR will allow you to stay connected on the road. The 2019 model comes standard with Apple CarPlay® and Bluetooth®, as well as an eight-inch touchscreen display (compared to the 2018 model's slightly smaller seven-inch display). Audio-system upgrades available on the 2019 XLE and Limited trims will give you access to WiFi-hotspot capability.
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Toyota C-HR features and specs
LE 2WD 4D Sport Utility
Standard Features
- ABS Brakes
- Air Conditioning
- AM/FM Stereo
- Apple CarPlay
- Automated Cruise Control
- Automatic Transmission
- Auxiliary Audio Input
- Bluetooth Technology
- Cloth Seats
- Entune
- Lane Departure Warning
- Overhead Airbags
- Power Locks
- Power Mirrors
- Power Windows
- Rear Defroster
- Rear View Camera
- Side Airbags
- Traction Control
- Full Roof Rack
Drive Wheels
Front Wheel Drive (2WD)
Engine size
2.0L
Horsepower
144
Torque (ft-lbs)
139
Engine type
Gas
Fuel capacity
13.2
Wheelbase
103.9"
Overall length
171.2"
Width
70.7"
Height
61.6"
Leg room
F 43.5"/R 31.7"
Head room
F 38.1"/R 38.3"
Front tires
P215/60HR17
Rear tires
P215/60HR17
Seating capacity
5
Transmission
Automatic
2019 Toyota C-HR FAQ
The 2019 Toyota C-HR is available in multiple trims, each with its own estimated fuel economy, here are the EPA estimates for each trim:
- LE: 27 MPG City and 31 MPG Highway
- Limited: 27 MPG City and 31 MPG Highway
- XLE: 27 MPG City and 31 MPG Highway
The 2019 Toyota C-HR has received an average 4.4 out of 5 stars from our customers. If you're in the market for a 2019 Toyota C-HR, check out reviews from customers just like you. 2019 Toyota C-HR Reviews.
Here is what's new for the 2019 Toyota C-HR:
- LE
- Limited
- Leatherette Seats
- Leather Seats
- Entune
More about the 2019 Toyota C-HR
Color options
Exterior colors
Black Sand Pearl
Blue Eclipse Metallic (available R-code white)
Blue Flame (available 2019 only; available R-code black)
Blizzard Pearl (available R-code black on 2019 model)
Magnetic Gray Metallic
Radiant Green Mica (available R-code white)
Ruby Flare Pearl (available R-code or R-code black on 2019 model)
Silver Knockout Metallic (available R-code black on 2019 model)
Interior details
The Toyota C-HR offers seating for you and four others. It comes with bucket seating in the front and a 40/60-split bench in the back. Cloth seats come standard and feature leather trim with the 2019 Limited trim level. The interior also sports a display screen (eight inches on the 2019 model) and USB connectivity ports. The standard 4.2-in. TFT Multi-Information Display is customizable and shows information regarding speed, fuel economy, temperature, and more.
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