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Detailed Explanation of Toyota C-HR Features Available?

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Donald

07/24/25 8:24am

Toyota C-HR's leading features are detailed as follows: 1. Central Control Buttons: (1) Parking Radar/Image: The central display shows the reverse image, and the radar will sound an alarm when detecting nearby obstacles. (2) Auto Hold: At traffic lights, releasing the brake pedal won't cause the vehicle to roll away. Pressing the accelerator triggers wheel unlock, allowing the vehicle to move again. (3) Auto Start-Stop: At traffic lights, the engine shuts off briefly. Restarts when the driver's foot leaves the brake pedal. (4) Electronic Stability Program (ESP): Defaults to on; manual deactivation is not recommended under normal conditions. It effectively prevents loss of control during extreme driving. (5) Internal/External Air Circulation: Internal circulation uses air from inside the vehicle, while external circulation brings in outside air to replace the interior air. Use internal in heavy traffic or poor air quality. Switch to external periodically on highways to refresh air and avoid health issues. 2. Toyota C-HR Driver's Door: (1) Rear Window Lock Button; (2) One-Touch Window Control Switch; (3) Side Mirror Adjustment Switch (angle adjustment, folding function); (4) Central Lock Button. 3. Roof Buttons: (1) Sunroof Lift Open; (2) Sunroof Slide Open; (3) Driver Reading Light; (4) Passenger Reading Light; (5) Interior Light Switch; (6) Welcome Light.

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Alina

08/11/25 4:01am

I particularly appreciate the safety system of the Toyota C-HR. It comes with a pre-collision safety system that can detect obstacles ahead and automatically brake to avoid rear-end collisions. The lane-keeping assist is also very practical, helping to correct the direction when driving on highways, and the adaptive cruise control makes long-distance driving much easier. Additionally, it has multiple airbags and a sturdy body, with high crash test ratings, making safety the top priority for family trips. With regular maintenance, this car does an excellent job of protecting passengers, eliminating worries about risks. In short, it reinforces Toyota's consistent reputation for reliability, providing peace of mind while driving.

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