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The base-spec C-HR comes standard with features such as bi-halogen headlights with LED daytime running lamps, 17-inch alloys, power windows (with one-touch up/down function), electrically adjustable side mirrors, a multifunction steering wheel, cupholders in the centre console, a storage shelf for mobile devices or media players, a 12V power outlet,touchscreen infotainment with CD/DVD player,USB and auxiliary inputs, plus Bluetooth connectivity and streaming.
The Plus trim pack adds front and rear fog lights, a vane-design alloy design, leather steering wheel, full colourmulti-information display, cruisecontrol, automatic dual-zone air conditioning, electrochromaticrear-view mirror, as well as automatically activated headlamps and wipers.
In terms of the safety equipment, only driver and front passenger airbags are fitted, but the specificationdoes include an electronic parking brake, hill-holding function and vehicle stability control.ABS with brake assist andEBD and a pair ISOFIX attachment points are provided.
1.2T R318 500
1.2T Plus R345 000
1.2T Plus CVT R356 000
All C-HR models come standard with a comprehensive 5 year/90 000 km service plan, with service intervals set at 15000 km. A 3 year/100 000 km warranty is provided.
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