1,500 Used Toyota C-HR cars for sale

The mild-hybrid petrol versions have been the most popular because they've been around longer, particularly the 1.8-litre engine. The plug-in hybrid, released for the second generation C-HR will likely become more popular in the used market in the future as it boasts the top fuel efficiency.

Toyota currently offers the C-HR in five trims: Icon, Design, Excel, GR Sport and Premiere Edition. The mid-range Design is the most popular option with its upgraded features such as an integrated satnav, heated front seats, ambient lighting and keyless entry.

Customers should look out for the unique exterior features that may have been added, including varying wheel designs. There are also some advanced safety features, such as a driver monitoring system and automatic high-beam headlights.

The C-HR offers good space for a crossover and can be a good option for smaller families. There's enough room in the rear seat for taller adults, and the boot space is accommodating for a few suitcases. It's worth noting that the placement of the rear door handles makes it difficult for kids to open the back doors.

All newer models of the C-HR contain hybrid technology. Two of the powerplants are self-charging full hybrids, but there's also a plug-in hybrid variant on the latest generation that provides up to 41 miles of electric-only driving.

Yes, the C-HR has been offered with an automatic gearbox, as well as a manual. On the used car market, it's much more difficult to find the manual versions than the automatic, simply because all of the hybrid versions - which are by the most popular - came with an automatic gearbox.

Four-wheel drive has been offered with the Toyota C-HR, but it's not nearly as popular as the front-wheel drive version. This configuration was only available with the 1.2-litre turbo petrol engine.