Toyota's C-HR has clearly been a big hit with the buying public, you see them everywhere you go. And why shouldn't it be a success? It blends hatchback styling with the SUV stilts to create a dashing all-rounder that's a perfect fit for small families.
It might surprise you to learn that it's been out for five years now, and little has changed in that time. The very latest versions look almost identical, barring some prettier light arrangements and some updated trim. They've also have had some suspension and steering tweaks, and there are fewer engine choices these days. I'll come back to that.
The interior has also had the odd revision. Nothing dramatic, it's kind of a winning formula at the end of the day, but now, on all but the base-spec Icon trim, there's a Smart Connect+ infotainment system on an eight-inch screen.
