Small crossovers are a vogue segment, drawing buyers up from lower hatchbacks and down from bigger SUVs alike.

The newest entrant, creating significant buzz, is the Toyota C-HR. Australia’s biggest-selling brand has taken its time joining the fray, but based on our favourable first impression, it has been well worth the wait.

Here we pitch the C-HR against the reigning three top-sellers in the class, the Mazda CX-3, Mitsubishi ASX and Honda HR-V.

In order to show the maximum number of available features across all four vehicles, we have elected to test each model in its highest level of specification, with average pricing of around $33,000 before on-road costs.
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