Toyota C-HR 
This year, the Toyota C-HR joins the rapidly growing subcompact SUV segment. It has a unique exterior and a host of standard active safety systems. There’s just one available engine, 2.0L four cylinder that generates 144 horsepower and 139 lb·ft of torque. A continuously variable automatic transmission sends power to the front wheels. The XLE and XLE Premium trim levels start at about $25,000.
Pros
- Extraverted style
- Very good handling
- Modern cabin design
- Guaranteed reliability
- Choice of flashy colours
Cons
- No AWD
- No navigation system, satellite radio or panoramic roof
- No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto
- Rear seats not spacious enough
- Insufficient trunk volume
