Toyota C-HR - Hyundai Creta: тест, обзор - лучшее враг хорошему

Toyota C-HR: 2.0L, 148 hp, gasoline, continuously variable transmission, 4x2, from 1,703,000 rubles. Hyundai Creta: 2.0L, 150 hp, gasoline, 6-speed automatic, 4x4, 1,388,900 rubles. Detailed test information, technical specifications, and photos are available on my website: http://automps.ru/2018/09/test-toyota... So why not compare these two cars? The biggest difference between them is price, so maybe you don't need to overpay? The Toyota C-HR we tested has been on sale in Russia since this summer. The dealer is listing this entire Japanese-quality package for 1,703,000 rubles. Compared to the available options on the market, we felt the price was too high, so we decided to test it out by testing a similarly good Hyundai Creta crossover, similar in size and engine, in a paired test. We opted for the top-of-the-line trim, and still ended up 300,000 rubles cheaper. The Hyundai Creta arrived with all-wheel drive, a 2-liter 150-horsepower engine, and a classic 6-speed automatic. As always, the presenters fiercely defended each of their cars. Konstantin Tereshchenko, a renowned Formula One and sports car driver, even made the SUV jump high on a sandy track, so determined was he to win. We also tested the Hyundai Creta in another test:    • Хендай Крета - Лада Х-Рей полный улет с пр...   And here's a comparison with the Lada X-Ray:    • Тест Лада Х-рей - Хендай Крета: кто ближе ...   We've actually tested this Korean compact SUV extensively, comparing it to the Chery Tiggo 5:    • Тест Чери Тигго 5 - Хендай Крета: китайско...   , the Nissan Qashqai:    • Тест Ниссан Кашкай - Хендай Крета: принц п...   , the Renault Kaptur:    • Хендай Крета - Рено Каптур в петушином бою   , and another Renault Kaptur:    • Тест Хендай Крета - Рено Каптур 2016: дуэл...   We believe the Korean Hyundai Creta, as a good car, deserves to be compared to the Japanese Toyota C-HR, which, according to its advertising slogan, strives for the best. Let's see if it's worth paying several hundred thousand rubles for the difference, and what exactly is it? Igor Sirin will certainly try to convince us not to overpay in Crete, but that's just a plot device. It's up to you to decide, after evaluating each car's capabilities, which we've tried to explore. Cameraman Evgeny Mikhalkevich followed the events. We thank Business Car Group, Europe's largest network of authorized Toyota Lexus dealerships for the Toyota C-HR.