[cobh18]

Hello folks. Currently have an Auris (2015 hybrid) and am interested in the CHR hybrid, of course. Very pleased with the Auris. Would quite like a raised driving position, having previously had a Yeti 1.8 TSI. Especially if more poke is delivered! It's hilly around here, starting off at over 1000'

 

[Karmalakas]

I would stick with Auris for at least a year more and see what a second gen. C-HR will offer

 

[cobh18]

Handy to know. Any information on the changes?

 

[ans]

nope not even info on a second gen car, just speculation

 

[Karmalakas]

Anyway, if there even wouldn't be a next C-HR, I don't think 2 years old Auris is such a bad car you would want to switch. You can always buy C-HR later That's only my option, but I would wait

 

[cobh18]

Just testing the market at the moment - no rush. Would prefer a raised driving position though, for trips into heavy traffic, from Peak district into Manchester, as part of regular grandparent duties. It'll get worse. The parents are moving further around the Manchester chaos, shortly.

 

[ans]

take one for a test drive

 

[CJS1]

Yes, a test drive would convince you one way or another.
Love driving mine, great driving position and the auto hybrid makes it so much easier in traffic.
Probably not quick enough for the boy racer though.

 

[BigBird]

Maybe Karmalakas is thinking of this:-
http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/motor-shows-events/frankfurt/2017/toyota-c-hr-hy-power-concept-unveiled-details-and-images/

 

[ans]

maybe ,but its still only a concept at the moment .already discussed here
https://www.chrforums.uk/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1112