Where can I view this 2017 Toyota C-hr?

This Toyota C-hr is located in Dublin, Ireland. Contact Auto Solutions Weston directly through Autoza.ie to arrange a viewing appointment.

What is the asking price for this Toyota C-hr?

The asking price is €13,950. You can contact the seller directly on Autoza.ie to enquire or negotiate.

What is the mileage on this 2017 Toyota C-hr?

This Toyota C-hr has 95,094 km on the odometer.

What fuel type is this Toyota C-hr?

This Toyota C-hr runs on Petrol.

Is this Toyota C-hr automatic or manual?

This Toyota C-hr has a Manual gearbox.

Is this Toyota C-hr NCT tested?

NCT status for this Toyota C-hr is included in the listing details on Autoza.ie. All verified listings display relevant test history and service records provided by the seller.

Can I get finance for this Toyota C-hr?

Finance options may be available through the dealer. Use the free Autoza.ie car finance calculator to estimate monthly repayments for this Toyota C-hr at €13,950.

How much does this Toyota C-hr cost to run per year in Ireland?

Estimated total annual running cost is approximately €3,625. That breaks down as: motor tax €600 (Estimated CO2-band (158 g/km, est.)); insurance estimate €680; fuel €1,995; servicing €320; NCT averaged €30. Assumes 16,300 km per year (Irish average per CSO).

What is the annual motor tax on this Toyota C-hr?

Estimated annual motor tax: €600 per year. Basis: Estimated CO2-band (158 g/km, est.). The exact figure on your VRC may differ slightly. Pay online at motortax.ie.

What real-world fuel economy does this Toyota C-hr achieve in Ireland?

Estimated real-world consumption is 6.8 L/100 km, which at €1.80/L (May 2026 Irish price) gives an estimated €1,995 per year over 16,300 km. Irish driving (mix of motorway and single-carriageway, often wet) tends to land 10–15% above WLTP figures.

What is the estimated 3-year cost of owning this Toyota C-hr?

Estimated 3-year total cost of ownership is approximately €13,944, comprising €10,875 in running costs plus an estimated €3,069 (22%) depreciation on the asking price.