Toyota C-hr auction prices in Japan

Key facts about the C-hr at auction

• A grade 4.5 C-hr typically sells for ¥2,019,000, against ¥1,494,500 at grade 3.5 — about 35% more.
• A 2022 car typically fetches ¥1,962,500, a 2017 car ¥1,180,000 — roughly ¥156,500 less for each year of age.
• Cars under 50,000 km sell for about 77% more than cars over 150,000 km.
• 1% of the C-hr sheets we hold carry a repair grade (R or RA).
• 1% of listings did not sell on the day — the seller wanted more than the top bid.
• The version we see most is the C-hr (102 sheets).
• Most were sold at Caa Chubu.

“Typical” means the middle sale: half sold for less, half for more, so one wreck or one showroom car cannot drag it.

Price by model year

What each build year of the C-hr typically fetches. Years with fewer than three sales are left out.

Price by auction grade

The grade is the inspector’s overall score. This is what it is worth on a C-hr in real sales.

Price by mileage

C-hr versions we see

Prices over time

The typical price in each year the car went through the auction hall.

Recent C-hr sales

The last 10 we verified, newest first. Chassis numbers and buyer details are never shown.

Where C-hrs are sold

What this price does not include

These are prices inside the auction hall. Auction fees, transport, shipping and your country’s duty and tax come on top — see our import guide. Two cars of the same year can still differ a lot on grade, mileage and accident history, which is what the auction sheet shows.

Common questions about C-hr auction prices

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