Real Life Car Review - Toyota C-HR - Dynamics Benchmark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- The Toyota C-HR was the first Toyota that followed the 'no more boring cars' motto. And that paid off for Toyota, the C-HR was very succesful. The new strategy didn't scare away the traditional Toyota buyers and it attracted a lot of new customers from other brands. Now, the second generation made it's debut. In this Real Life Car Review I take a detailed look on the second gen C-HR and take it for a nice ride. Once again, the C-HR sets the benchmark for driving dynamics, but does the styling still outweigh the practical aspects of the car?
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0:00 Intro
0:54 Under the hood
3:26 Weights per powertrain
4:15 Cargo space
6:58 Door handles
8:04 Interior
10:30 How to switch off the safety alerts
11:21 Driver seating position
12:00 Rear passenger space
13:41 The drive
17:20 Overall visibility
18:35 Toyota Safety Sense - No more small accidents?
20:00 Advice for tall persons
21:30 Fuel Economy
22:22 LED Headlights
23:33 Outro
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I’ve just bought the 2.0 litre limited edition, a little tip, instead of scrolling down to cancel the RSA scroll up, it virtually goes straight to it! Great review
Thanks for that tip to switch off the RSA, and good luck with your new C-HR Colin. Tanks for watching!
1st to thank you for making these videos!
And thank you for watching Joe!
Another great review Arnold, looks like a decent car. Shame all new cars are so pricey these days, speccing one up on a UK website was well over £40k. Incidentally, these types of roads are now very familiar to me 😁
Thanks so much for watching Mike!
What is the driving experience like compared to Mazda MX30 R-EV ? I always enjoy watching your reviews , thank you.
Thanks for your comment! In comparison with the MX-30, the C-HR is noticeably sportier and more dynamic in the steering. The Mazda is more laidback, but not to a point where it is too comfortable. It is more of a side effect of its weight, Mazda used that to enhance the ride comfort, but with plenty of driver engagement.
@@Carnold_YT Thanks