2020 Toyota C-HR Hybrid Excel 5-door

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I’m selling my 2020 Toyota C-HR Excel hybrid – it’s actually a manufacturer-approved one, so I know it’s been properly checked and kept well. It’s got that 1.8L petrol-electric combo engine, runs on Euro 6 standards, and gets a solid 58 mpg – that’s one of the best fuel economies around for a small SUV. I’ve been using it regularly, and it’s always been easy to drive and maintain.

The interior has a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and I’ve got Bluetooth set up. Heated seats for driver and front passenger – useful when the weather turns cold. The adaptive LED headlights help with night driving, and there’s Toyota Safety Sense with blind spot alerts, which I’ve found really helpful.

I’ve kept it pretty clean and low on miles, and it’s still got a low insurance group, so running costs are manageable. It’s not flashy, but it’s reliable, practical, and actually quite economical over time.

It’s based in haywards-heath, Mid Sussex, and I’ve got a solid history with it – it’s been parked and mostly used for daily commutes. I’m not sure if it’ll be right for everyone, but if you’re looking for a low-maintenance, efficient hybrid that doesn’t cost a fortune to run, it might be worth a look.

(Just a note – it’s a fairly solid £14,400, but I’m not going to say that out loud, so I’ll just leave it at that.)