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2027 Toyota C-HR deals in Los Angeles

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Lease, finance, and cash offers on the Toyota C-HR from Los Angeles brokers and Toyota dealers.

Lease · per month$544–$58936 mo · from $4,505 due at signing
Finance, cash—No finance or cash offers yet
Offers last checkedOct 5

Lease offers

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Offers last checked Oct 5All expire Nov 2

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Where to buy a Toyota

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31 Toyota dealers in Los Angeles. The three with the highest Score are below.

Map of Toyota dealers in Los Angeles
Keyes ToyotaSherman Oaks · Dealer90/100Score
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North Hollywood ToyotaNorth Hollywood · Dealer90/100Score
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Toyota of Downtown L.A.Downtown · Dealer90/100Score
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Specs2026 · 112–117 MPGe combShow
—Auto · AWD122–127 city · 102–107 hwy · 112–117 comb MPGe
Fuel
Electricity
Est. annual fuel
$650

Not published for this model: MSRP, cargo volume, passenger volume.

About this model

2027 Toyota C-HR

Compact crossovers like this one are aimed at drivers who want a taller seating position and easier visibility than a sedan gives, without the bulk or fuel demands of a three-row SUV. The 2027 C-HR fits into that compact SUV category, sized for city driving, tight parking, and shorter trips rather than towing or long highway hauls with a full load of passengers and cargo. What the body style does tell you is the likely trade-off in daily use: a compact SUV shape generally means less cargo room and rear-seat space than a mid-size model, so a household hauling strollers, sports gear, or more than two adults regularly should measure the cargo area in person. The upright profile helps with visibility in traffic and tight city streets, but that comes with a shorter wheelbase and less passenger flexibility than a larger SUV offers.

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