Toyota C-HR

Its a typical toyota, quality car so in that regard you are safe enough. Hold their value well.

As hybrids go its effiicient.

The only item to keep an eye on is that they are not as big a car as you think at first glance. Its a high up hatchback essentially , so boot space is not huge and is near typical hatchback figures, so if you have a young family hauling buggies and bikes it might be tight.

We get 6L/100km on motorway spins.

Its much smaller inside than it looks.

Engine and CVT gearbox are great going slow but get very revy if driving fast.

Styling and adaptive cruise are the highlights for me.

100,000kms on the clock and hasn't missed a beat.

Consider an EV or phev then if you have a driveway.