2019 Toyota C-HR 1.8L Hybrid electric · BA68 XCK

As a 1798cc hybrid electric vehicle, this C-HR is designed for efficiency, particularly in urban environments. You can expect competitive fuel economy, though actual costs will depend on your driving style and how often the battery is utilised.

Tax and insurance groups for this model vary, but the hybrid nature often places it in a favourable bracket for urban commuters. Maintenance costs for Toyotas are generally predictable, but at this mileage, you should budget for wear-and-tear items such as suspension components and tyres, which are noted as common failure points for this model aggregate.

Pay close attention to the tyres, as the aggregate data for this model identifies tyres as a top MOT failure reason. Check for uneven wear which could indicate suspension issues, especially given the vehicle has covered over 120,000 miles.

Since the 2024 MOT included a failure, inspect the area of that failure (if documented by the seller) to ensure the repair was permanent. Additionally, check the condition of the brake pads and discs; while hybrid regenerative braking reduces wear, high-mileage vehicles still require thorough inspection of the mechanical braking system.