New 2024 Toyota C-HR driven and tested! - Big updates bring big improvements to the new C-HR

The C-HR was a generation shift for Toyota. Love or hate the deisgn, the C-HR showed a way forward, and it has now been updated. Style over substance has been a key aspect of the C-HR. Can the new generation compete with the Ford Puma, Kia Sportage and Nissan Qashqai?
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[@paulalibone3476]

Hers my thoughts... Test drive complete.
Summary - not enough has changed or been improved to change from my 2.0 orange edition and the price of £39700 gives me a 1.8 excel which doesn't have dynamic lights or a heated steering wheel.
The dealer didn't really know anything about it!
It was a 1.8 dynamic but was told pre demo it was a 2.0!
For a 1.8 was surprised at how much better performance than the previous 1.8. Fuel economy didn't seem amazingly different.
However any of the 2.0 puts you straight into high tax rate £580 per year!
Boot space is much better than my orange edition.
Didn't like the touch screen. Prefer tactile buttons.
I'll lose a wedge against mine as it's on pcp.
No deals as new car.
4.9% Apr really finished it off.
It's a no from me.
Possibly would be interested in a 6 to 12 month old premier edition next year. But I'm certainly not paying such a high price (£45k) and losing new car vat for a new one.
I can't make the costs and losses work. That's 6 month old luxury car territory.
BTW the door handles didn't bother me.

[@Abby83033]

How do you buy a four wheel drive and live in America?

[@Abby83033]

I love the car because it’s a small suv

[@ryanlaffan7064]

Nice car but the price is too high

[@Abby83033]

What is the price?