CRSKTN
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Toyota is a joke 🤷♂️
Shows the lexus sandbagging was intentional.
I wont be buying another toyota product in my life.
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Toyota is a joke 🤷♂️
Shows the lexus sandbagging was intentional.
I wont be buying another toyota product in my life.
ES200 also shared 2.0L NA CVT with C-HR and accelerates slower than a XV10 Camry 2.2
It's a tradition at this point.
If they revive the Mark II series I would not complain at all if it replaces the IS. A comfort oriented Cressida trim and sports oriented Chaser trim would be great!
The X platform triplets making a come back would be sick. I would love own a manual JZX90 Chaser Tourer V, but finding one that hasn't been modified and abused to death in my country is pretty much impossible, so a modern equivalent would be lovely.
Unmodified MT JZX90 and JZX100 are collector pieces and always reserved so don't expect to buy them from available inventory in any country. People reserve them years before delivery and pay to keep them in air conditioned warehouses. Your best chance is getting an AT (which are much more plentiful) and MT swap afterwards.
Kelvin2020
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Soon Subaru is going to be Toyota's trim level🤦🏻♂️
why wouldnt they?
Also completely different cars competing in completely different categories, why should CHR be downgraded because a large Lexus sedan exists? Its competition are Teslas and VWs of the world.
Will1991
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Well, it depends on the way we perceive luxury/premium offers.
If what we're looking for is more gadgets and more power - we should look into another brand because it's not core value for Lexus
If what we're looking for is better NVH, better materials, better fit and finish - it's a Lexus all along
I do reckon that Lexus is too far from other competitors on power offerings.
2026 Toyota C-HR Puts Sporty, Stylish Spin on the Compact Electric SUV - Toyota USA Newsroom
PLANO, Texas (Feb. 18, 2026) – The all-new 2026 Toyota C-HR joins the automaker’s burgeoning battery electric vehicle (BEV) lineup. With an eye-catching, wide, athletic coupe-like profile, the model joins the revised bZ and the new bZ Woodland SUVs when it goes on sale next month. The C-HR also...
- C-HR Nameplate Returns to the U.S. as an All-New, Powerful Battery Electric Vehicle
- Coupe-Like Profile Gives the Compact SUV an Athletic Stance, Eye-Catching Good Looks
- Standard Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive (AWD) with 338 Net Combined System Horsepower
- DC Fast-Charging Capability Delivers 10-80-Percent Charge in Around 30 Minutes*
- North American Charging Standard (NACS) Charge Port Offers Access to Convenient, Nationwide High-Speed Charging**
- Up to 287 Miles of Range (EPA-estimated on SE Grade)
- Premium Interior with Soft-Touch Materials, Customizable Ambient Lighting, and a 14-Inch Touchscreen
- Up to 25.3 Cubic Feet of Cargo Space Behind the Rear Seats, Which Can Expand Up to 59.5 Cubic Feet with the 60/40 Split-Folding Rear Seatbacks Folded Flat
- Expected to Arrive in U.S. Toyota Dealerships in March 2026
- Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price for the 2026 Toyota C-HR Starts at $37,000 (Excluding Dealer Processing and Handling Charges)
