2021 Toyota C-HR passes (almost) every test
But here's where it falls short
But here's where it falls short
AUTO REVIEW: The 2021 version of this mid-size pickup truck has plenty of bells and whistles, but can it live up to the go-anywhere reputation of its predecessor?
I found myself longing for a no-frills, seat-of-the-pants sports sedan that actually lets the driver enjoy the car’s engineering and have some fun with it
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It’s faithful to the original idea behind SUVs. It’s a manageable size, seems well screwed together, is comfortable, roomy and more than capable off-road
Despite its size and heft, it behaves like a conventional sedan behind the wheel. It’s effortless to drive and doesn’t feel like the behemoth that it is
The 2021 version, despite embodying the pinnacle of automotive design, drove me crazy and annoyed me every time I slid behind the wheel.