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Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Toyota models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Toyota car transactions from the last 12 months in KSA
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Toyota is the dominant automotive brand in Saudi Arabia's used market, trusted for decades-proven reliability and the strongest resale values of any brand. The Land Cruiser, Camry, Corolla, and Hilux are consistently the most actively traded used vehicles. Engines range from 1.5L 4-cylinders on economy models to 4.6L V8s on the Land Cruiser, with smooth automatic transmissions throughout. Used Toyota models in Saudi Arabia typically list from SAR 35,000–200,000 depending on model and age, spanning economy sedans to full-size SUVs.
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Toyota retains approximately 57% of its value after 5 years — ahead of Honda (54%). Part of this depreciation reflects ex-taxi and ride-share (Uber/Careem) units entering the Saudi used market — private-use examples in clean condition typically command a meaningful premium over defleet stock.
Inspection Insights
Of the 2,093 Toyotas CarSwitch has inspected in Saudi Arabia, the data is emphatic. AC failures at 0.7% are the lowest of any major brand. Body damage at 18.6% beats Nissan (19.4%) and Hyundai (23.6%), while Honda comes slightly better at 16.5%. Saudi Toyotas carry high mileage because Saudi Arabia requires it; what matters is how the drivetrain holds up, and Toyota's record here is consistent. The Land Cruiser and Prado are the strongest value propositions. Among sedans, the Camry arrives in better condition than the equivalent Hyundai Sonata or Nissan Altima at similar kilometres. Toyota holds approximately 57% of its value after 5 years — the strongest retention of any volume brand, ahead of Honda (52%), Nissan (53%), Hyundai (52%), and well above European luxury brands at ~43%.
Buyers also consider the Honda, Nissan, Mazda.
