#C-hr

There are a lot of unique looking cars out there, and some of them are even affordable, meaning you don’t need a hypercar to stand out from the crowd.

This year kept AutoGuide.com‘s editors extremely busy with plenty of new vehicles to test.

Shopping for a vehicle is no easy task, especially with so many competitors in each segment.

Toyota North America has announced two separate recalls, one affecting the 2018 C-HR and another for the 2012-2015 Prius Plug-in Hybrid.

One of the more surprising builds we saw come out of this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas was Toyota’s insane 600 horsepower, racing-ready C-HR R-Tuned.

SUVs and crossovers aren’t traditionally very “pretty,” but automakers are proving that these once boxy utilitarian vehicles can be quite the lookers.

If you grew up playing  Street Fighter II, you know that it was typically the fighters beating up on the cars.

Originally heading to the U.S. as a Scion model, the C-HR will now be offered as a Toyota.

The 2016 L.A. Auto Show kicks off November 15 and there are plenty of debuts heading to California.

Concepts cars are designed to impress and garner attention, so it’s always a pleasant surprise when a production model resembles its concept.

The Toyota C-HR crossover will no longer be getting a diesel engine.

The Toyota C-HR’s interior has been revealed and some might be disappointed that it’s not more hip.

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Toyota’s new C-HR crossover has been fully revealed at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

Pictures of Toyota’s new subcompact crossover have leaked online before its debut in a few days time at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.