ON THE MOVE
THE NEW TOYOTA C-HR 2018 LUXURY GRADE Toyota’s sharpest moon buggy receives an exciting new model
You know its shape by now – a futuristic sliver that looks as if it was sprung from a sci-fi novella, powered by Toyota’s 1,2-litre inline four- cylinder, with 85kW and 185Nm on tap. Its features include comfortable
seating for five, a compelling driving experience and now, in this luxury flagship, a fresh new raft of upgrades. The bi-halogens of the base car have
been replaced by LED headlamps. Ditto the fog lamps and running lights, which are now all LED items. The seat fabrics have been replaced by leather,
now with powered lumbar support controls, and are also heated for the first time. A new push-to-start button and smart key make their debut in the C-HR, as do auto-folding side-mirrors – heated as before. The safety suite gets a ramp-up
as well, courtesy of side, curtain and knee airbags in addition to the existing
driver and passenger items. And finally, Toyota’s included Intelligent Park Assist and Sonar to make parking an absolute doddle. The C-HR comes in a choice of three
bi-tone hues – White Pearl, Cinnabar Red and Metal Stream. And besides its many attractions is the entertainment value of watching people trying to open those rear doors with rear handles that are hidden in the C-Pillars. Or is that just me?
ON THE MOVE
WHAT’S NEW IN THE WORLD OF TOYOTA SA
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