2025 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid
Sold for $ 19 500 at Copart on 1 June 2026.
Lot details
- VIN
- 5TDACAB56SS054364
- Year
- 2025
- Mileage
- 30 197 mi (not actual)
- Title status
- Salvage
- Damage
- Front end
- Engine type
- 2.5L 4
- Fuel
- Electric and gas hybrid
- Location
- Sun Valley (CA)
- Lot number
- 41654786
- Source
- Copart
- Estimated retail value
- $ 48 000
Auction History market insight
At the 1 June 2026 auction, the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid was one year old and its odometer displayed 30 197 miles, which translates to about 30 197 miles annually, above the archive's benchmark of 13 973.
Reference data suggests a non-damaged example sells near $ 48 000. At $ 19 500, this auction result reaches 41% of that benchmark, leaving a $ 28 500 variance attributable to the Front end issue and the Salvage designation.
From 32 887 archived Toyota sales, the mean price reached $ 13 681, and this particular figure ranks among the top 19% of our price database.
- 41% - of estimated retail value
- $ 13 681 - average sold - Toyota (32 887 lots)
- Top 19% - price rank in the archive
- 30 197 - miles per year (archive avg 13 973)
Generated from archive data. Informational only - not a valuation or purchase advice.
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