👉 2019 Toyota C-HR XLE - Ultimate In-Depth Look in 4K

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Seating capacity: 5
MSRP: From $22,980
MPG: 27 city / 31 highway
Horsepower: 144 hp
Dimensions: 171″ L x 71″ W x 62″ H
Fuel tank capacity: 13.2 gal
Cargo volume: 19 ft³, 36.4 ft³ with seat area

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And by the way, the C-HR for 2019 has the LE as the base trim, the XLE as the mid-trim, and the Limited as the fully loaded trim.

XLE Premium is dead.

thecriticalthinkeroutsidet

I just bought this car two days ago. My 1st car. Thank you so much for really teaching me about this car. I am extremely grateful. Had to subscribe right away. Amazingly great content 👏🏿 👌🏿 👍🏿.

wanzy

So so helpful! I just bought a 2019 C-HR and watching this helped me learn what a couple of the buttons did that I was struggling to figure out! So, thanks!

nikkicoleman

Another feature is the paint, it is self healing for light hairline scratches. In hot sunshine the paint warms up and can seal up scratches. Clever.

OneAndOnlyMe

The review was great and detailed but that damn yellow pointer! Lmao I lost it every time it popped up 🤣🤣🤣

tedramorant

That little hand - it's hilarious! :-))

HVCPfilmproducties

I like the radical look that Toyota is trying to do with this car.

bradleymeyer

Nice reviews. We purchased our Toyota CHR KOBA AWD 1.2 Lt Turbo petrol (top of the line). However for some reasons it varies cross globe. In Australia we only have 1.2 lt Turbo with a choice of FWD or AWD. In the North America a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine with FWD only. In Europe they have Hybrid models. Having said that, I'm very happy with our decision on CHR despite of comments. There's a hidden safety features that's most people probably aware of (only if you get nav system) e.g. red / speed cameras alert, school zones, real time traffic accidents alert, town centers warning, speed limit alerts if you going too fast and prompt to slow down. The standard features include adaptive driving cruise control, blind spot monitoring (BSM), rear cross traffic when reversing alert, lanes departure warnings with passive steer assist (steer back into your lane), control crash avoidance with pedestrians braking and fatigue monitoring system, active yaw with torque vectoring/transfer system (AWD only) and LEDs daylight running and frog lamps and LEDs tail lights, concentration alerts (not holding steering wheel with both hands)... just name a few. All this safety features you have to setup yourself not dealerships. We sold our European cars because it break after 4 years of ownership and spend more times in dealership's workshops, we don't know if our pure bad luck. We took decisions and believe Toyota has the reputation of reliability compared to the European cars. Now we have Toyotas RV4 GLX (5 years) and CHR Koba AWD (5 months), respectively. No more headaches and endless money pits. Our problems solved.

victord

I never liked how small sub-compact crossovers are but I do like the Subaru Crosstrek and the styling of the Honda HR-V is growing on me. And the C-HR in silver is starting to grow on me Sam with the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross looks good to me in blue.

bradleymeyer

I don’t like that they removed a ton of features for the us version

instasingingvids

Awesome and very detailed video! I'm considering buying one and you helped me make my decision easier. Thank you!

BIGJZS

Would have made sense to use the 168hp Corolla engine vs 144hp here.

mboroman

I have just booked it . Thanks for such a nice video.

RahulKumargreatworks

Great review! Does it come with automatic starter & sunroof?

montasha

During 17:53 in the video, Why does this car only have 92 miles driving range with half tank? So basically it only has around 200 miles with full tank??!! Am I understanding it correctly?

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