Best Toyotas under $60,000
18 popular Toyota models you can own under $60,000 — here's what each really costs, cheapest first.
Toyotas under $60,000, cheapest first
2026 Toyota Corolla LE
The price to buy it$23,136
A fair price could save$864
2026 Toyota Corolla Cross LE
The price to buy it$25,064
A fair price could save$936
2026 Toyota Camry LE
The price to buy it$27,956
A fair price could save$1,044
2026 Toyota Prius LE
The price to buy it$27,956
A fair price could save$1,044
2026 Toyota GR86 Premium
The price to buy it$29,884
A fair price could save$1,116
2026 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
The price to buy it$32,776
A fair price could save$1,224
2026 Toyota Tacoma SR5
The price to buy it$36,632
A fair price could save$1,368
2026 Toyota Sienna LE
The price to buy it$36,632
A fair price could save$1,368
2026 Toyota GR Corolla Core
The price to buy it$37,596
A fair price could save$1,404
2026 Toyota Crown XLE
The price to buy it$39,524
A fair price could save$1,476
2026 Toyota 4Runner SR5
The price to buy it$40,488
A fair price could save$1,512
2026 Toyota bZ4X XLE
The price to buy it$41,452
A fair price could save$1,548
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Common questions
Which Toyota can I get under $60,000?
18 popular Toyota models in our guides land at or below $60,000. The most affordable is the 2026 Toyota Corolla LE, about $23,136 at a fair price.
Which Toyota under $60,000 holds its value best?
The 2026 Toyota Corolla LE keeps its value best — roughly 62% after three years, or about $14,880.
How much should I save to buy a Toyota under $60,000?
A common starting point is about 20% up front — for the 2026 Toyota Corolla LE that's roughly $4,627. Put away about $89 a week and your car fund is ready in a year.
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