9) Toyota C-HR
2020 Toyota C-HR | Photo: D.Boshouwers
It's a little surprising to see a vehicle as polarizing as the Toyota C-HR in this list. The design is eccentric even three years after its debut on the market, and its front-wheel-drive-only architecture should serve as a deterrent. And yet, neither has really dampened consumers interest.
Toyota sold 7,283 units of the crossover in Canada in 2019, while in the U.S., the Japanese automaker recorded 48,930 sales.
See also: 2020 Toyota C-HR Long-Term Review, Part 1: Humans and their Toys
See also: 2020 Toyota C-HR Long-Term Review, Part 2: Fire in the Belly
See also: 2020 Toyota C-HR Long-Term Review, Part 3: Cool & Chill
See also: A GR Sport Version of the Toyota C-HR… But Only in Japan
2020 Toyota C-HR, three-quarters rear | Photo: D.Boshouwers
2020 Toyota C-HR, interior | Photo: D.Boshouwers
2020 Toyota C-HR, screen | Photo: D.Boshouwers
Toyota C-HR concept, 2014 | Photo: Toyota