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New Toyota C-HR Hybrid review: New green machine is an expensive proposition
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The Toyota C-HR has introduced a petrol-electric version as part of a mid-life update, offering a top-spec Koba Hybrid starting at $36,440. It boasts a more adventurous design, safety features like autonomous emergency braking, and a fuel consumption of 4.3L/100km. Despite its smaller size compared to the RAV4, the C-HR provides an elegant interior with quality finishes and unique diamond patterns. Its fun performance through corners and enjoyable motoring experience make it a premium priced small SUV option.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Porsche
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