Didn’t sell poorly, but didn’t sell as well as UMW expected. Biggest complaint is lack of leg space and headroom at the back, and also poor rear visibility for driver due to the tiny rear window. It’s more style over practicality.

Whether worth to buy depends on you. Assembled in Japan so quality and reliability wise it’s good, but used car won’t be cheap. Last year I read some article in Wapcar where the C-HR was top on the list of “cars with slowest depreciation in Malaysia”. Maybe now that the new C-HR is out maybe used prices of the old version will tumble further.

This post has been edited by dev/numb: Jul 14 2024, 02:41 PM