Which year model of used Toyota C-HR is best to buy used?

2017 Toyota C-HR by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0

The Toyota C-HR was introduced for the 2018 model year as an exciting new subcompact car with a vibrant personality. It was designed to stand out anywhere with its bold styling while fitting any lifestyle. 

In a segment that can often feel overcrowded with generic economy cars, the C-HR dares to excite you. It’s only been on the market for a few years, but you can still find used C-HRs at great prices. We’re here to help you find the best deals on a pre-owned Toyota C-HR

How much are you saving buying a used Toyota C-HR vs. new?

 

Of the two options, The 2019 Toyota C-HR will give you the better value. For an extra $1,168, you’ll find Apple CarPlay, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and the option of leather seats. Most importantly, the average 2019 model only has about ²⁄₃ of the mileage of the 2018 C-HR. 

All C-HRs are still currently under their original manufacturer’s warranty, so you don’t even need to search hard for a certified pre-owned Toyota C-HR. While a 2018 Toyota C-HR is a good car and a good deal, the 2019 model is the best C-HR to buy.

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PICK THE RIGHT USED YEAR MODEL

When it comes to buying a used car, you want to find the perfect intersection of savings and reliability. See how much you can save buying nearly new vs. new with CoPilot Compare.

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2018 Toyota C-HR: Used vs. New

Average Used Listing Price: $17,841

Average Used Mileage: 33,767

Savings vs. buying new: $7,270

The average 2018 Toyota C-HR is listed at $17,841, which is $7,272 below the average MSRP of a 2020 C-HR. At this point, you can expect to see 33,767 miles on the odometer.

Newer Features the 2018 Toyota C-HR lacks

●               Apple CarPlay

●               Wi-Fi hotspot

●               Leather seats

●               Hands-free liftgate

Is buying a used 2018 Toyota C-HR a good idea?

A 2018 C-HR is a good used car to buy. It is still relatively low on mileage, well equipped aside from CarPlay, plus it’s fun to look at and drive. It might not be quite as good of a deal as the 2019, but it is still a good car that can be found at a good price.

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2019 Toyota C-HR: Used vs. New

Average Used Listing Price: $19,009

Average Used Mileage: 22,767

Savings vs. buying new: $6,102

 A pre-owned 2019 Toyota C-HR should cost about $19,009 and have only 22,767 miles on it. That means you can save $6,102 compared to a new 2020 C-HR.

Newer Features the 2019 Toyota C-HR lacks

●               Hands-free liftgate

Is buying a used 2019 Toyota C-HR a good idea?

 A few new features were added for the 2019 model year, and the mileage is much lower than the 2018. It is a much better deal than a new model, and still a better deal than a C-HR from the first year of production.

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The easiest way to find reliable Toyota C-HRs in your area

The free CoPIlot car shopping app makes it easy to find reliable Toyota C-HRs in your area. Tell us what subcompact car you’re interested in, and we will use the same software that the dealerships use to find you the best possible deal on a pre-owned C-HR or any other car you might want.

Only interested in newer, off-lease vehicles? Try CoPilot Compare, the search engine for nearly-new cars. We’ll only show you models that are 5 years or newer with low mileage, most with CPO availability. We’ll break down how much you save buying used vs. new and show you the best nearly-new listings in your area.

The best part? CoPilot doesn’t work with dealerships, so there are no ‘promoted’ or ‘sponsored’ listings - just the best cars in your area. Learn more about how CoPilot works on our About Us page.