2017 Toyota C-HR 1.8

Overview

• Make: Toyota
• Model: C-HR
• Version: 1.8 Auto FWD Euro 6 5dr (120 bhp)
• Year: 2017
• Mileage: 100,450 miles
• Fuel: Hybrid (petrol), full hybrid
• Body: SUV, 5 doors, 5 seats
• Engine: 1.8 litres, 120 bhp
• Gearbox: Automatic
• Drive: Front-wheel drive
• Colour: Silver
• CO2: 87 g/km
• Emissions standard: Euro 6, ULEZ compliant

About this car

With 100,450 miles on the clock, this 2017 Toyota C-HR has done roughly 36,300 more miles than a typical 2017 Toyota C-HR. The dealer is asking £11,250, which is £499 above the AskCar estimate of £10,751. To work out the AskCar estimate, we analyse UK dealer adverts for 3,099 Toyota C-HR cars across different ages and specifications. We first recorded this car for sale 3 days ago. The government's MOT record matches its advertised mileage. It is advertised by Milestone Motors London in Hounslow. How to contact the dealer and its opening hours are on this AskCar page.

Stock data as of 5 November 2026.

How we estimate prices and check cars

Price

Fair price: £499 (4%) over the AskCar estimate of £10,751.

The AskCar estimate is our expected asking price for this car. It uses UK dealer asking prices, accounting for make, model, trim, version, age, mileage, fuel, gearbox, body type, driven wheels, engine size and power. It is an advertised price, not a confirmed sale price.

It draws on 3,099 priced Toyota C-HR adverts across different ages and specifications, as of 5 November 2026.

A 2017 Toyota C-HR with the 1.8 hybrid engine is typically advertised at £13,000: the median of the 109 for sale on AskCar, as of 5 November 2026.

Time on sale

AskCar first saw this 2017 Toyota C-HR advertised 3 days ago. About half of 2017 Toyota C-HR cars are gone from sale within a month of being advertised: 151 of the 294 first advertised between 11 July 2026 and 2 October 2026.

Price history

AskCar first saw this advert on 2 November 2026 at £11,250. Its asking price has not changed.

Mileage and MOT

MOT, from the government's MOT records (DVSA, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency), as of 5 November 2026: valid until 24 August 2027.

It failed its MOT on 19 August 2026 (nearside front tyre has ply or cords exposed) and passed later the same day.

There were no advisories at the latest test.

Mileage at that test: 97,399 miles, which matches the advertised 100,450 miles.

Advertised mileage is about 36,300 miles higher than the median mileage of a 2017 Toyota C-HR on AskCar.