Toyota C-HR
✓Well-suited to the local dense and hot urban traffic
✓Long-term reliability without exceptional breakdowns
✓Distinctive and modern design that stands out on the road
✓Low fuel consumption (averaging approximately 1:12–1:15 in urban driving)
✗Relatively high maintenance costs compared to other cars in the segment
✗Long waiting times at the importer for servicing and repairs
✗Relatively small boot volume (only 365 litres)
✗Quite narrow rear passenger cabin, uncomfortable for tall passengers
Toyota C-HR — Common Problems →Volvo XC90
✓Relatively good reliability for the period and model, suitable for urban driving and local road conditions
✓High comfort and impressive interior space, even for large families
✓Top-tier safety systems (City Safety, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning)
✓Spacious cabin with high-quality materials and clear driver display
