I adore my vivid blue. 2019 C-HR

[SundayShoes]

Greetings,
Following my Rav-4, and uncertain of my preferences, I encountered this vehicle on the lot, and it was an immediate attraction! While I would prefer a BMW roadster in this colour, a retired teacher's salary does not permit such a purchase. I have owned the C-HR for six years and have much appreciated it. I undoubtedly depend on my phone for GPS navigation. Nonetheless, it is the ideal size for me (My 6'1" husband is not really fond of it, but he is content that I am pleased.) The driving and ride are seamless; it has ample space in the rear for gardening and antiquing equipment; the fabric seats are comfy; and it achieves excellent fuel efficiency. I appreciate the door knobs for the rear seats! I possess only 25,000 miles on it and aspire not to get another vehicle, until the BMW materialises.

[DaisyDrift]

That sounds excellent; but, downsizing from the RAV4 must be challenging, as the C-HR appears far smaller.

[SundayShoes]

Somewhat, certainly, but it is precisely all I require. The 2015 Rav4 was undoubtedly excellent. Our daughter now possesses it, and it has exceeded 100,000 on it!

[SundayShoes]

Somewhat, certainly, but it is precisely all I require. The RAV4 was excellent. Our daughter currently possesses it, and it has over 100,000 miles.

[VodScanner]

If I recall correctly, the US market C-HR is equipped with a 2-liter 3ZR-FAE engine paired with a CVT, a configuration not utilised elsewhere globally.

[DaisyDrift]

Is that the model known for frequent CVT failures?

[VodScanner]

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[SundayShoes]

I have encountered no problems!

[NightHawk47]

Your mileage is minimal, so you are likely in good condition; may you encounter no issues in the future!

[SundayShoes]

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