Can the Toyota C-HR back seat accommodate three people?
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Toyota C-HR back seat can accommodate three people, here is the extended introduction: 1. Power: The power aspect is definitely not a point of criticism, as it is a compact SUV. A 2.0-liter engine pulls a relatively small car. The throttle and braking performance are both good, and the afterburner is quite impressive. There is no jerky feeling when starting, and acceleration on the highway is quick. 2. Handling: It is particularly easy to drive and very agile. Steering and other aspects are not inferior to many joint-venture cars. The low ground clearance of the chassis means its off-road performance is average. It is relatively light and not the type of car designed for intense handling, making it more suitable for city commuting, yet it does not lack in style.
As a regular user of the CHR for daily commuting and weekend outings, the rear seats are officially designed for three people. While it's technically possible to fit three medium-sized adults, it's not very comfortable. The rear width measures about 140cm, with each person's shoulder width around 45 to 50cm. Once squeezed in, legroom is limited, and after half an hour of driving, everyone complains about backaches. Especially during high-speed turns, the body wobbles unstably. I always remind everyone to fasten their seatbelts, but when crowded, the buckles tend to loosen, posing a significant safety risk. It's advisable to reserve this setup for short trips or to place some luggage between passengers for spacing. Toyota's space design is indeed compact. Consider adding a roof box to share the load or prioritize seating two people for comfort and safety in daily use.
