2022 Toyota C-HR Hybrid SUV

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Got this 2022 Toyota C-HR hybrid sitting in my garage in Banbridge, Armagh City. It’s a solid little SUV with a clean, modern look and plenty of tech for everyday driving.

Inside, it’s got that nice Nappa leather steering wheel, 18-inch alloy wheels with a double and three-spoke design, and a 4.2-inch colour TFT screen that shows all the basics — speed, fuel, navigation, etc. The main multimedia system is an 8-inch HD screen with Toyota Smart Connect, which lets you connect via Bluetooth, play music, and even use voice commands.

It’s got all the safety stuff you’d expect: ABS, electronic parking brake, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. The auto headlight system and automatic high beam work well, especially on winding roads. There’s also a follow-me-home light, which I found handy when driving late at night.

The seats are heated — driver and front passenger — and the dashboard is mostly black with some gunmetal grey trim. The interior feels well put together, and there’s a good amount of storage, like cup holders, front and rear door grips, and even a luggage hook for when you’re hauling gear.

I’ve kept it well maintained, and it’s been driven only lightly. It’s not flashy, but it handles well and gets decent fuel economy. I’ve also got a humidifying nanoe air purifier — helps keep the cabin fresh, especially during colder months.

It’s a hybrid, so it runs on petrol and electric, and there’s a clear indicator showing when it’s switching between modes. I’ve had it serviced regularly and it runs smoothly.

Price is £18,179.10 — it’s not a flashy deal, but it’s a reliable little car for the family, and I’m happy with how it’s turned out.

If you’re in the area and looking for something practical, quiet, and not too much fuss — this might be worth a look. No pressure, just sharing it with the community.