Average Toyota Highlander Pricing Based on Year

• Posted on Autos.com Editor
• in Car Buying
• on October 7, 2013

If you wish to purchase a new or used Toyota Highlander, it’s advisable to take into account the average Toyota Highlander pricing based on year. If you do a little research prior to a car purchase, you can make sure you negotiate a good price. There are several websites that offer detailed information on Toyota Highlander prices, reviews and ratings. It’s beneficial to read both consumer and manufacturer reviews, as it helps determine the pros and cons associated with owning a Highlander.

Cost to Own

You may find an online tool that could help you calculate the annual cost to own a vehicle. This annual cost will take into consideration depreciation, fuel cost, financing, maintenance, insurance, taxes and repairs. Although your fuel cost varies according to the number of miles driven and the varying cost of fuel, you can budget your expenses by calculating your cost to own a new vehicle over a period of 5 or 6 years.

Average Toyota Highlander Pricing

If you wish to obtain detailed information on the Toyota Highlander value, you could visit certain websites such as Kelley Blue Book, NADA GUIDES.com and U.S. NEWS RANKINGS & REVIEWS. These websites not only offer pricing information but also list crash safety ratings, buyer reviews and inside information on rebates and holdbacks. The average cost of a Toyota Highlander may differ at certain dealerships. The yearly prices mentioned below are obtained from the Consumer Guide AUTOMOTIVE website. This website is a good resource for new and used car listings, information on finance and vehicle trade in values.

Average Pricing Based on Year:

• The 2001 Toyota Highlander has a Base MSRP of $23,515 to $26,495 and an invoice price of $20,928 to $23,578.
• The Base MSRP of the 2002 Toyota Highlander ranges from $23,880 to $30,795 and the invoice price ranges from $21,251 to $27,405.
• The 2003 Toyota Highlander, available in 18 trims, has a Base MSRP of $23,880 to $31,095 and an invoice price of $21,251 to $27,672.
• The 2004 Highlander is available in 24 trims with a Base MSRP of $24,080 to $31,380 and an invoice price of $21,429 to $27,926.
• The 2005 Highlander is also available in 24 trims and has a Base MSRP of $24,280 to $31,580 and an invoice price of $21,607 to $28,104.
• The Base MSRP of the 2006 Toyota Highlander lies between $24,530 and $39,290 while the invoice price ranges from $21,831 to $35,198.
• The 2007 Toyota Highlander is available in 39 trims and the Base MSRP of this model year ranges from $24,880 to $36,550. The invoice price lies between $22,141 and $32,744.
• For 2008 Toyota Highlander pricing (and 2009), the average Base MSRP ranges from $18,400 to $35,300. The invoice price ranges from $18,400 to $35,300.
• The 2010 Toyota Highlander is available in 27 trims and the Base MSRP ranges from $25,705 to $41,020 while the invoice price ranges from $23,134 to $37,122.

It’s best to look up online listings of new and used cars, and also verify the actual worth of a vehicle on the Kelley Blue Book, before making a purchase. The Kelley Blue Book lists vehicle values after careful evaluation of market trends and vehicle sales over several years. With this information in mind it’s easier to obtain a good price on a quality vehicle.