The 2021 Toyota C-HR sits at a median of $23,898 in the Canadian market right now. Most listings land between $22,496 and $25,124, so if you're staring at a price inside that band, you're paying about what everyone else is. Anything under $22,496 deserves a closer look, and anything over $25,124 needs a reason to justify it.
The typical car at this price has about 73,075 km on it. That's your reference point. A C-HR with noticeably less mileage should cost more, and one that's been driven harder should cost less. Simple as that.
What mileage does to the price
Every extra 10,000 km knocks roughly $403 off what a 2021 C-HR sells for. So a car with 40,000 km carries about $1,300 more than one sitting near the 73,075 km median, and a higher-km example around 110,000 km runs about $1,500 cheaper. Use that math to sanity-check any listing against its odometer.
Trim makes a bigger difference than mileage here. The LE anchors the range at a $22,493 median, the XLE lands in the middle at $23,955, and the Limited tops out around $25,500. That's roughly $3,000 between the floor and the ceiling. If you don't need the Limited's extras, the LE is the value pick, and its typical range starts as low as $20,900.
We've flagged 23 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so decent pricing does show up. Know your target trim, check the odometer against the $403-per-10,000-km rule, and you'll spot a fair number when it lands.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | $25,500 | $23,946–$26,498 |
| Xle | $23,955 | $22,995–$24,939 |
| LE | $22,493 | $20,900–$23,488 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.