Toyota C-HR review - pictures

<span>1.</span><span>&nbsp;</span><span>The Toyota C-HR sees Toyota take a new design direction in an attempt to break into the European market.</span>

2.&nbsp;The C-HR’s interior is deliberately distinctive, with high-grade materials and bright colours.&nbsp;

3.&nbsp;To meet the demands of the European market, Toyota have tuned the C-HR’s suspension to cope with bumpy European roads.

4.&nbsp;The CH-R balances decent handling with comfort, using supple dampers to control body roll relatively well.&nbsp;

<p class="m_-8379048940205309497m_8043332317872140614ydp3f5cb153MsoListParagraphCxSpMiddle">5.&nbsp;The C-HR’s interior features an array of shapes and colours to create a stylish look, with clever detailing such as the diamond pattern

6.&nbsp;All CH-R models include Toyota’s entry-level infotainment system, but this can be upgraded on some models to include a variety of options, including a JBL sound system and the Go sat-nav system.

7.&nbsp;Toyota has included a lot of kit in the C-HR, including climate and cruise control, automatic lights and a seven-inch touchscreen.