2022 Toyota C-HR 1.8 Hybrid Icon 5-door Hatchback

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I’ve been driving this 2022 Toyota C-HR Icon for a couple of years now, and I’m finally downsizing — it’s time to part with it. It’s a hybrid, so it’s been a real joy to drive with low fuel consumption and a smooth, quiet ride. The white pearl paint looks great, and the car has a clean, modern look that doesn’t go out of style.

It’s a 1.8-litre hybrid with the automatic CVT, and the combination of petrol and electric power makes it feel responsive without being noisy or jerky. I’ve had three factory service visits done by a Toyota-approved dealer, so it’s been well looked after and runs like new.

Inside, it’s fairly roomy for a hatchback — the seats are comfortable, and the cabin feels quiet and tidy. The touchscreen infotainment system works well with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which I use regularly. There’s also a reversing camera, lane departure warning, and pre-crash detection — things I’ve found helpful on the roads.

I’ve also noticed the quietness of the cabin, especially on longer drives, and the way the car handles wind and noise. The power windows and wipers are all automatic, and there’s UV protection on all the windows — I’ve kept it clean and safe from the elements.

I’m based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, and I’m happy to help with any questions or just chat about how it drives. The car’s been well maintained and has only had a few minor things — nothing major.

I’m not selling it to anyone in particular, just putting it out there because I’ve been thinking about what to do next. It’s not the most expensive car I’ve owned, but it’s been reliable and efficient over the years. If you’re looking for something practical, modern, and fuel-efficient — this one’s a decent fit.

Price is £17,187.30 — I’ve kept it simple and fair. If you’re interested, I’ll be happy to meet up or send over some photos. No pressure, just a car I’ve used and liked.