Toyota C-HR S '18

The Toyota C-HR S '18 is a road car produced by Toyota. It first appeared in Gran Turismo 7 as part of Update 1.55.
==Colors==
Eight colors are available for this car, each with options for body color or monochrome roof:
*White Pearl Crystal Shine
**Black / White Pearl Crystal Shine
*Metal Stream Metallic
**Black / Metal Stream Metallic
*Black Mica
**White / Black Mica
*Sensual Red Mica
**Black / Sensual Red Mica
*Dark Brown Mica Metallic
**White / Dark Brown Mica Metallic
*Yellow
**Black / Yellow
*Radiant Green Metallic
**White / Radiant Green Metallic
*Nebula Blue Metallic
**White / Nebula Blue Metallic
==In-game description==
"The unconventional crossover SUV that took on the Nürburgring 24 Hours."
Toyota has produced a number of world cars, such as the Corolla and the Yaris. In 2016, Toyota released a new global car developed for the 21st century, the C-HR.
The car's most notable feature is its compact crossover SUV design. In order to meet the needs of people's various lifestyles, Toyota developed an all-new model that combines the comfort and space of an SUV with the active character of a coupé.
The origins of this model lie in Toyota's new generation TNGA platform which was first employed in 2015 on the 4th generation model Prius. The suspension features a newly developed strut system on the front end, with a double wishbone setup on the rear. On top of this sits a coupé style body featuring a complicated series of faceted surfaces.
For the power unit, the car is available with the same 1.8L hybrid engine as the 4th generation Prius or a downsized 1.2L 4-cylinder turbo engine. The former is provided as a front-wheel drive powertrain and the latter as a four-wheel drive. The S model featured here is hybrid entry grade model for the Japanese market which features 17-inch wheels.
Exactly as Toyota had planned, the C=HR found support in areas all over the globe, and soon became a bestseller. An unconventional crossover SUV, though popular for its economy and ease of use, it also found a place within motorsports, with a prototype car competing in the Nürburgring 24 Hours.
===Brand Central (GT7)===
Ever heard of a 'crossover SUV'? It's a car that marries the toughness of an SUV with the sharpness of a coupé. This here is one such crossover, designed as Toyota's global strategy for meeting the diverse needs of the 21st-century. Its name is the 'C-HR'. A compact car measuring a mere 4,360mm in length, its complex body styling well conveys both strength and style. Powered by a 1.8L hybrid or 1.2L turbo power unit, the Prius-derived hybrid boasts a 3.4 l/100 km fuel efficiency. As Toyota has hoped, the C-HR set records the world over. Practical yet sporty, a prototype of this unusual crossover competed in the Nürburgring 24 Hours!
==Acquisition==
==Trivia==
*The GT Auto Front Type B, Side Type B, and Wing Type A parts are based on the C-HR that ran at the 2016 24 Hours of Nürburgring (as alluded in the Brand Central text), while the rally-style Wing Type B is based Cusco C-HR rally car.
==Notes==
Category:Toyota Cars
Category:2010s automobiles
Category:SUVs
Category:GT7 Cars
Category:GT7 DLC Cars