Toyota C-HR 1.2 Executive 2017

How much do you save with this car?

Two comparisons with the asking price of €19,650 (including the delivery package).

• Original purchase price, new in 2017

  €32,415

  RDW catalogue price €31,590 (incl. VAT, BPM and factory options) plus delivery costs €825 from the Toyota price list of 1 August 2018, the closest list we found for this model. Delivery costs cover preparation, mats, number plates, transport, RDW fees and the recycling fee. Any dealer discount and accessories fitted later are not known.
  You save €12,765 (39%)

• Market average

  €16,950

  Average of 5 comparable Toyota used cars: C-HR, same fuel, Executive-level trim, front-wheel drive, year ±1, mileage ±50%. From €15,945 to €17,950, median €16,950.
  €2,700 more (16%)

Sources: RDW open data (catalogue price, registration dates), Toyota Netherlands (new prices and delivery costs) and all Toyota used cars we collect, each car counted once even when it is listed on several sites. Calculated on 23 October 2026. An indication, not a guarantee.

Price history

Toyota Occasions publishes no past prices. We have tracked this car since 22 October 2026 and record the asking price at every update; changes before that are not known. Toyota Occasions publishes no listing date; "online since" is estimated from the photo upload date and the "newest first" order.

RDW data and peace of mind

• APK valid until15 March 2027The dealer delivers the car with a new APK.New APK at delivery
• Odometer verdict (NAP)LogicalOK
• Open recallsNo open recallsNone
• Emission class and low-emission zonesEuro 6 · PetrolAll zones
• Energy labelD
• Number of owners so farUnknown
• Inspection reportNot availableNo

Source: RDW open data (fetched 23 October 2026) and Toyota Occasions. Check any car yourself with the licence plate check.

Specifications

Options and equipment

• Navigation
• Adaptive cruise control
• Parking sensors
• Reversing camera
• Heated seats
• Keyless entry
• Alloy wheels
• Lane assist
• Leather seats

Full equipment list (40)

Shown in Dutch, as published by the dealer.

Buying safely: how to avoid problems

• Seller: never share the tenaamstellingscode (registration code) before the payment has arrived. Buyer: only pay once you have seen the car, the registration card and the full code together, and do the transfer together (€13.10 in 2026, online with the RDW or at a licence plate counter).
• Since 1 January 2026 dealers may not accept cash payments of €3,000 or more, not even split into parts. Between private persons it is still allowed.
• Preferably pay by instant bank transfer. Keys and papers change hands only once the money is visibly in the account.
• Be wary of a price far below the market, time pressure, or a seller who only wants to chat or won’t show the car.

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