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Read moreToyota C-HR VS Toyota Corolla Cross: Which One to Choose?
If you are looking for a subcompact crossover that is practical, reliable and stylish, Toyota has two models that are susceptible to interest you: the Corolla Cross and the C-HR.
The C-HR
The Toyota C-HR is a small SUV that pack a punch with its striking appearance that is appealing to people that lead an active lifestyle. In order to satisfy these kinds of people, the C-HR benefits from a style that makes it one of the most unique vehicles on the market, thus making a strong statement. The C-HR is also equipped to make the most of all of your adventures, with space for all of your luggage and all of the features you want in a vehicle from this class. If you drive a lot to reach your interesting destinations, it is reassuring to know that the C-HR looks after your safety with the standard Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 suite of active safety features.
The Corolla Cross
The Toyota Corolla Cross is a modern SUV that combines the legendary qualities of the Corolla Sedan with the practicality and the capabilities of the larger RAV4. This makes for a competent and attractive vehicle that has all you need in your next vehicle. Due to its small size, the Corolla Cross is easy to park, yet it has enough cargo room to transport everything you need to move while making everyone on board comfortable. The Corolla Cross is available with an all-wheel drive system that gives you more confidence to drive on loose and slippery surfaces, which is especially useful during the winter. Despite these capabilities, its fuel economy is remarkable, with consumption figures that are as low as 7.6 L/100 km in the city and 7.0 L/100 km on the highway. Even with the AWD system, these figures barely increase since this drivetrain is designed to decouple when it isn’t used, which reduces the mechanical drag that increases the consumption and prevents unnecessary wear to the system’s components.
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