Jeep Wrangler vs Toyota C-HR (2026)

Price gap, MSRP + destination

$2,080

Scored measures. Each is scaled to the larger value. Bold: the winner.

Wrangler 2 Door Sport 4WD vs C-HR SE AWD
Measure	Wrangler	C-HR	Winner
MSRP + destination	$40,530	$38,450	C-HR
Horsepower	285 hp	338 hp	C-HR
Torque	260 lb-ft to 295 lb-ft	N/A	N/A
MPG or MPGe	19 mpg	112 MPGe to 117 MPGe	N/A
Energy cost a year	$2,021	N/A	N/A
EV range	N/A	287 mi	N/A
Cargo, max	31.7 cu ft to 72.4 cu ft	59.5 cu ft	N/A
Cargo, seats up	12.9 cu ft	25.3 cu ft	C-HR
Rear legroom	35.7 in	32.2 in	Wrangler
Front legroom	41.2 in	42.1 in	C-HR
Length	166.8 in	177.9 in	Not scored
Width	73.9 in	73.6 in	Not scored
Curb weight	4,003 lb	4,366 lb	Not scored
Towing	2,000 lb	Not rated	N/A
Seats	4	5	C-HR
Ground clearance	9.7 in	8.0 in	Wrangler
0-60 mph	5.8 s estimate	4.7 s estimate	C-HR
Basic warranty	3 yr / 36,000 mi	3 yr / 36,000 mi	About the same

Not scored: length, width, curb weight. N/A rows are not counted.

Nearest trims by price

Each trim and the rival trim nearest in MSRP
Trim	Nearest in price	Gap
Wrangler 2 Door Sport 4WD $36,035	C-HR SE AWD $37,000	$965
C-HR SE AWD $37,000	Wrangler 2 Door Sport 4WD $36,035	$965

Miles a yearGas, $ per gallonElectricity, cents per kWhYears

No total: a price or rating is missing.

12,000 miles a year. Gas $3.20. Electricity 17 cents per kWh.

Weight each group from 0 to 10. MPG uses fuel or charging cost.

Price 5MPG 5Power 5Space 5Towing 5

Equal weights: C-HR wins.

No single weight change flips the winner.

Your price and mpg will differ.

Reliability and safety are not included.