2026 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid
Sold for $ 23 900 at Copart on 4 August 2026.
Lot details
- VIN
- 5TDACAB55TS087874
- Year
- 2026
- Mileage
- 12 383 mi (not actual)
- Title status
- Rebuilt
- Damage
- Front end
- Engine type
- 2.5L 4
- Fuel
- Electric and gas hybrid
- Location
- West Palm Beach (FL)
- Lot number
- 51949546
- Source
- Copart
- Estimated retail value
- $ 52 500
Auction History market insight
At the 4 August 2026 auction, the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid was less than a year old and its odometer displayed 12 383 miles, which translates to about 12 383 miles annually, close to the archive's benchmark of 13 933.
Reference data suggests a non-damaged example sells near $ 52 500. At $ 23 900, this auction result reaches 46% of that benchmark, leaving a $ 28 600 variance attributable to the Front end issue and the Rebuilt designation.
From 32 280 archived Toyota sales, the mean price reached $ 13 673, and this particular figure ranks among the top 12% of our price database.
- 46% - of estimated retail value
- $ 13 673 - average sold - Toyota (32 280 lots)
- Top 12% - price rank in the archive
- 12 383 - miles per year (archive avg 13 933)
Generated from archive data. Informational only - not a valuation or purchase advice.
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