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How much does the Toyota Camry depreciate?

Used Toyota Camry

A used Toyota Camry (2021) model loses about £30 per month in value.


Factors that affect the depreciation of a Toyota Camry:
- Mileage driven
- Maintenance
- Service history


Depreciation is an important part of calculating the total cost of owning a Toyota Camry. In addition to the monthly depreciation of £30, you should also factor in fuel costs, road tax, insurance and maintenance (including tyres and car washes) to get the full monthly cost.

How much does a used Toyota Camry cost? Prices, ratings and depreciation by model year

How much does a used Toyota Camry cost? Prices, ratings and depreciation by model year

Model year

Typical price range*

Average price

Price trend / depreciation
(last 12 months)

Cars for sale

2025 Toyota Camry

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2022 Toyota Camry

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2021 Toyota Camry

£18,885 - £27,600£21,502+£36011

2020 Toyota Camry

£16,295 - £17,195£16,745-2

2019 Toyota Camry

£10,989 - £22,985£16,236-4

2009 Toyota Camry

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*The 'Typical price range' column shows the prices at the 5th and 95th percentiles of cars in the current market

The data is based on the cars currently listed on AutoUncle

Toyota Camry (model year 2021) - Price development for the last 12 months and price projection for the next 6 months (September 2024 - February 2026)

Monthly price data with average prices and price ranges

Month

Average market price

Lowest market price

Highest market price

Calculation method

2024 - September
£20,660
£19,620£21,700
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2024 - October
£20,780
£19,720£21,820
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2024 - November
£21,060
£20,160£21,940
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2024 - December
£21,340
£19,900£22,780
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2025 - January
£21,020
£20,080£21,960
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2025 - February
£21,040
£20,140£21,940
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2025 - March
£21,300
£20,480£22,140
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2025 - April
£21,420
£20,680£22,180
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2025 - May
£21,120
£20,240£22,000
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2025 - June
£20,920
£20,060£21,800
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2025 - July
£21,120
£20,180£22,060
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2025 - August
£21,020
£20,120£21,900
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2025 - October
£20,900
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2025 - November
£20,840
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2025 - December
£20,780
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2026 - January
£20,720
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2026 - February
£20,660
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All estimates and forecasts are based on actual market data

Average Monthly Depreciation

A summary of the past 12 and an estimation of the next 6 months.

Past 12 months

£360

Next 6 months

-£360

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Looking for a used Toyota Camry at an unbeatable price?

Are you thinking of purchasing a used large sized family car? Then the Toyota Camry is a popular choice. AutoUncle present 20 options compiled from various dealership websites and online marketplaces.

How much does a used Toyota Camry cost?

On AutoUncle, the cheapest Toyota Camry can be purchased for £16,295, while a more recent model costs around £23,000.

There are five primary parameters that affect what a pre-owned Toyota Camry might cost: the year of manufacturing, engine size and performance, fuel economy of the car, car mileage as well as the trim level of the car.

As an example, a newer model with fewer miles covered, or a high-end version boasting a potent engine, often fetches a top-tier price than a car from an older model year, with higher mileage and no optional extras.

Does the Toyota Camry offer multiple trim lines?

In order to find the best sale price, it is essential that you exclusively compare with the prices of cars with a similar engine and trim level. If not, you could make a wrong conclusion on which car to purchase.

What fuel types are available for the Toyota Camry?

Plug-in hybrid ranks as the top fuel type for the Toyota Camry.

Before deciding on a fuel type to buy, we highly recommend taking some time to consider your current driving habits. Is your driving primarily through city traffic or along open highways and motorways? How many miles do you rack up in an average week?

If you primarily drive short distances, electric, plug-in hybrid or petrol is typically a good fit. For longer commutes, a newer electric car is a good alternative - especially with access to charging. For longer daily commutes, a modern electric car is often suitable - especially if you can charge at home or at work. For those who drive long distances and don't have access to charging, diesel cars can still be an option. Note that in some countries, high-emission diesel engines have been banned from entering certain cities.

Growing trend towards hybrid vehicle utilization

In the UK, the preference for hybrid vehicles is due to their fuel efficiency, lowered CO2 output compared to conventional cars, and the increased availability of charging stations, in line with national environmental objectives and fiscal benefits for eco-friendly transport. The integration of hybrid vehicles like the Toyota Camry plays a significant role in evolving towards more environmentally considerate and sustainable travel options.

Advantages of purchasing a pre-owned hybrid car

Many positives are associated with the selection of a used hybrid vehicle. Some of the rewards of choosing a previously owned electric car is:

  1. Cost savings on purchase: Pre-owned owned hybrid vehicles tend to be more economically priced than their new counterparts. The initial lower cost can enhance the accessibility of hybrids to a more diverse group of buyers.

  2. Environmental benefits: Hybrid automobiles have a lower emission footprint compared to traditional petrol or diesel cars. Opting for a pre-owned hybrid lessens the environmental footprint relative to purchasing a brand-new vehicle, given that the fabrication process, primarily for the battery, contributes to carbon emissions.

  3. Fuel efficiency: Noted for their economical fuel consumption, hybrid cars unite a petrol engine and an electric motor. The efficiency can result in marked savings in terms of fuel expenses over a prolonged period.

  4. Technological features: Even older hybrids typically come equipped with high-tech features, providing a technologically advanced driving experience.

  5. Government incentives: In the UK, hybrid vehicles typically incur lower road tax because of their reduced CO2 emissions. In certain regions, such as central London, hybrids might be eligible for reduced or no congestion charges, depending on the amount of emissions they produce.

In which body types are the Toyota Camry available?

On AutoUncle, the Toyota Camry is exclusively offered in the sedan body style. Saloons usually have 4 doors, making this body type a good choice for families. Characterised by its enclosed passenger area and separate boot, a saloon offers ample interior space, ensuring comfort for both drivers and passengers.

Curious about what other alternatives are available?

The Toyota Camry has multiple competing cars from the same segment.

Favored alternatives for the Toyota Camry

  • MG ZS
  • BMW 320
  • Audi A4

The MG ZS is a great alternative to the Toyota Camry. With an average sales price of £14,492 you'll currently discover a substantial selection of 2,804 of these cars available for purchase on AutoUncle.

The next best alternative car is the BMW 320 with 2,753 cars listed for sale featuring an average selling price of £19,500. The Audi A4 is the third best alternative. There are currently 2,406 of this car for sale in the UK with an average sales price of £16,300.

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