Despite its bold styling, the 2021 Toyota C-HR is an SUV designed to deliver high fuel economy rather than satisfying speed or eye-widening handling. Its four-cylinder engine is underpowered and slow to get up to speed, but the C-HR’s 37-mpg result in our highway fuel economy testing is the payoff for your patience. The C-HR’s cabin is nicely outfitted and brings enough of the exterior’s funky styling inside to avoid being ordinary. All three of the available trim levels come with touchscreen infotainment and a full suite of driver-assistance features as standard, but other small SUVs in this class offer more practicality, available all-wheel drive, and more satisfying driving dynamics. This one’s for saving fuel and looking hip doing it.