In an overcrowded small SUV market, the revamped and refreshed Toyota C-HR looks the business and is good to drive, reasonably practical and very well equipped. Style-conscious SUV buyers will absolutely lap it up, and its range is now fully hybrid. The pre-facelifted C-HR won the Best Car for City Drivers award in the 2019 Auto Trader New Car Awards. All models of Toyota C-HR come with Toyota?s 'Safety Sense' suite of driver assistance systems, which includes automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning, as well as adaptive cruise control and road sign assist (which displays road sign information on the dashboard). All cars also get front, side and curtain airbags, and a driver?s knee airbag, too. There are two Isofix child seat mounting points on the outer rear seats. A blind spot monitoring system and rear cross traffic alert (which warns you of oncoming traffic when reversing out of parking space) are not available on the Design model, and are only optional on the Icon. Black, £20,550