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Opt for the C-HR. It drives well, it's efficient and, since it's a Toyota, it's probably bulletproof

Toyota's 2018 C-HR plows smaller fields with a new crossover


Think of it as a Juke that's less a joke, or as a little sibling to the RAV4 - but however you choose to gaze upon its little fullness, Toyota's latest SUV/Crossover is definitely an interesting little vehicle. Whether or not it's blazing a new sales trail for Toyota will be known somewhere down the, er, road, but in the meantime, this is definitely - well, reasonably - another compelling vehicle from the land of the rising sun. Just don't sit in the back!
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