What is the average price of a Toyota GR Yaris in Australia?

Based on recorded auction results, the current average market price for Toyota GR Yaris vehicles in Australia is approximately $47,521

How many Toyota GR Yaris auction results does AutoMarkets track?

AutoMarkets has recorded 6 Toyota GR Yaris auction sales, with prices ranging from roughly $38,125 to $59,500

Can I get alerts for new Toyota GR Yaris listings

Yes, you can follow the Toyota GR Yaris market to receive alerts when new listings or price changes are recorded.

Are sold Toyota GR Yaris prices publicly viewable?

Yes, both current for-sale listings and historical sold prices are viewable to help you understand real Toyota GR Yaris market value.

Toyota GR Yaris for Sale in Australia2020-2025

Name: GR Yaris Market Data — Australia
Creator: AutoMarkets
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Toyota GR Yaris cars for sale in Australia. The Australian Toyota GR Yaris market has an average recorded auction sale price of $47,521, with sales ranging from $38,125 to $59,500 across 6 recorded auction results. Browse Toyota GR Yaris listings, compare historical sale prices and track market trends.

About the Toyota GR Yaris

Introduced in 2020, the Toyota GR Yaris is a purpose-built two-door performance hatchback developed by Toyota Gazoo Racing to satisfy World Rally Championship homologation requirements, sharing little beyond its name with the standard Yaris. Built on a bespoke platform combining different Toyota architectures, the GR Yaris features all-wheel drive, a widened body, lightweight construction, and the turbocharged 1.6-litre three-cylinder (GXPA16)—the most powerful production three-cylinder engine of its time—paired to a manual or automatic transmission. A Japan-only GR Yaris RS variant was also offered with front-wheel drive and a naturally aspirated 1.5-litre engine, though this is generally excluded from performance-focused markets. Global production is estimated at approximately 40,000 units, reflecting its limited-run, homologation-focused intent. In the Australian market, the GR Yaris was officially sold and quickly achieved cult status, with values driven by manual transmission preference, Rallye and special editions, originality, and low kilometres, as collectors increasingly view it as a modern rally icon rather than a conventional hot hatch.