Used 2020 ToyotaC-HR LE

Style & First Impression stand out in the crowd

The 2020 C-HR has sharp, coupe-like crossover styling sleek roofline, sculpted bodywork, and an aggressive stance that gives it a sporty, distinctive presence even among compact SUVs.
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The Limited trim adds touches of sophistication: leather-trimmed seats, chrome window accents, piano-black B-pillar trim, and available two-tone roof options (on some builds) giving it a premium, eye-catching vibe.
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Engine & Driving Feel competent for daily driving

Under the hood sits a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine producing 144 horsepower and 139 lb-ft of torque.
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Power goes to the front wheels through a continuously variable transmission (CVTi-S). That drivetrain offers a smooth, relaxed drive fine for commuting, errands, and city driving.
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Fuel efficiency is respectable: about 27 mpg city / 31 mpg highway / 29 mpg combined under normal driving conditions.
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Comfort, Tech & Interior style meets convenience

Inside, the Limited trim brings leather-trimmed heated front seats and an 8-way power-adjustable drivers seat adding comfort and adjustability for longer drives.
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The cabin layout is driver-centric: soft-touch materials, nicely positioned instrumentation, and a slightly angled dash for easier reach and view.
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Tech-wise you get a modern infotainment setup: an 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, plus standard conveniences like dual-zone automatic climate control, power windows/locks, and a rearview camera.
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Utility & Practicality small-SUV practicality with personality

The C-HR seats up to 5 people (two up front, three in back) but be mindful: the sloping roofline and rear-door design mean the rear seat and cargo area feel more compact than in boxier crossovers.
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With rear seats up, cargo space is about 19.1 cubic feet. Folding the 60/40-split rear seats yields up to 37 cubic feet enough for groceries, luggage, or weekend gear.
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Safety & Smart Features modern protection built-in

Even on base trims, the vehicle includes the full suite of Toyota Safety SenseP (TSS-P): forward-collision warning / automatic emergency braking, lane-departure alert with assist, automatic high beams, and more a strong safety foundation for the segment.
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As part of the Limited trim upgrades (or available packages), you also get power-folding heated mirrors, LED projector headlights with auto-leveling, fog lights, and attention to finish that elevates beyond standard economy crossovers.
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Why the 2020 C-HR Limited FWD Might Be a Great Pick for style-lovers & urban drivers

If you value style, technology, and a polished feel over raw cargo capacity or off-road ability, the 2020 C-HR Limited hits a sweet spot:

You get a bold, sporty look that stands out more personality than many bland crossovers.

You get modern comfort and tech leather seats, power adjustments, smartphone integration, and good safety gear.

You get efficient, easy-to-drive performance great for commuting, city driving, and everyday use.