Toyota Avalon on the Ukrainian market

Use the price corridor on this page — half of the offers sit in it. A specific car’s price depends on mileage, trim, condition and history; compare that exact car with the market in a VIN or plate report.

On the used market: Generation III (2005–2007, typically $6.9k); Generation III FL (2007–2010, typically $10k); Generation III 2nd FL (2010–2012); Generation IV (2012–2015, typically $16k); Generation IV FL (2015–2018, typically $19k); Generation V (2018–2022, typically $27k). Prices by year, versions, mileage and registrations of each generation are on its own page.

See the typical mileage-by-year chart. If a car's mileage is well below the typical range, check its history in detail.

Because of different mileage, trim, condition, crash and registration history. That is why an average price is no substitute for checking the specific car.

For older cars, condition and history outweigh the year. For newer cars, year and mileage matter more.

Enter a VIN, plate or AUTO.RIA link in the check form — LevelCar compares the car with the market and registration data.

Registration and owner history, wanted status, mileage by date, accident photos and US auction lots where available, and the car’s price next to the model’s market. What is included depends on the car.

By listing and registration count, RAV4, Camry and Corolla appear most often. RAV4 leads the SUV segment; Camry dominates business sedans.

Toyota is known for reliability — many cars run well past 200–250 k km with regular servicing. At that mileage, however, verifying the real registration history, mileage plausibility and engine condition via a full VIN report is essential.

The most common Toyota hybrids in Ukraine are RAV4 Hybrid, Camry Hybrid, C-HR and Yaris. Their share on the used market is growing: low city fuel consumption and high reliability make hybrids attractive. When buying, have the battery health checked at an authorised service centre.