8. 2019 Toyota C-HR
The 2019 Toyota C-HR includes a lot of standard safety features, such as automated emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane-departure warning.
This is a plus. Its smooth ride makes it an excellent choice for daily use.
Nevertheless, despite these advantages, the C-HR falls short of the top spot in our rating of reasonably priced subcompact SUVs.
Due to its cramped back seats and smaller luggage space than many competitors in its class, the C-HR loses points.
Furthermore, this car is not the best when talking about powertrains. On the highway, the four-cylinder seems breathless and accelerates slowly.
In addition, the engine is noisy, producing a loud drone-like sound when you are driving.
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What about American made cars…
They are the worse among the worse…Japanese cars are among the best and Korean cars.Korean cars are good because they got Japanize engines…