2026 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid
Sold for $ 21 800 at Copart on 16 October 2026.
Lot details
- VIN
- 5TDADAB52TS048012
- Year
- 2026
- Mileage
- 2 697 mi (not actual)
- Title status
- Salvage
- Damage
- Rear end
- Engine type
- 2.4L 4
- Fuel
- Electric and gas hybrid
- Location
- Atlanta West (GA)
- Lot number
- 68787506
- Source
- Copart
- Estimated retail value
- $ 52 000
Auction History market insight
The Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid, less than a year old at the time, crossed the block on 16 October 2026 with 2 697 miles recorded, indicating an average of 2 697 miles per year, well below the archive average of 14 482.
A comparable clean example retails for about $ 52 000. The winning bid of $ 21 800 equals 42% of that figure - a $ 30 200 gap that mostly prices in the Rear end damage and the Salvage title.
In our records, Toyota vehicles typically transacted at $ 13 762, based on 55 343 sales; this price falls within the top 13% of all tracked transactions.
- 42% - of estimated retail value
- $ 13 762 - average sold - Toyota (55 343 lots)
- Top 13% - price rank in the archive
- 2 697 - miles per year (archive avg 14 482)
Generated from archive data. Informational only - not a valuation or purchase advice.
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