Will NISSEDAL Mirror, black, 25 5/8x59 " fit in a Toyota C-HR 2020?

The C-HR gives you a small, high boot with a notably tight mouth. The opening is 27½ inches wide by 26⅜ tall, among the smallest around, and the loading sill sits high at 30⅜ inches, so you lift cargo up and in rather than slide it. Seats up the floor is short at 30⅜ inches, but fold the rear bench and it nearly doubles to 62⅝, a gain of 32¼ inches, with a narrow point of 37¾ inches. It handles small and medium boxes well and fights anything wide or long, since the tight opening stops them before the floor does. Angle boxes through the mouth, and load the longest ones only after folding.

The NISSEDAL mirror comes as one large, thin panel: 60¾″ by 25¾″ and only 2¼″ thick, at 21 lb 7 oz. It is not heavy, but it is over five feet long and it is glass, so it is the fragility and the span that make it awkward, not the mass. A flat panel this long wants to flex and it does not forgive a knock on the corner. An estate or a hatchback with the seats folded holds it flat, which is what you want. Slide it in on its back, flat on the floor, with a blanket underneath and nothing stacked on top. Keep the corners away from hard trim, that is where mirrors crack first.