How fast does the Toyota Avalon depreciate?

Average depreciation

13.4%per year

The newest Toyota Avalon (2021) has a fair price of about $29,383. Older model years retain progressively less of that value.

Value retention by model year

Model yearAge (yrs)Fair priceRetention
20215$29,383100%
20188$19,09265%

This is a cross-sectional estimate: it compares the mileage-adjusted market prices of different model years today, not the resale history of a single car. Actual depreciation depends on mileage, condition, trim, and market shifts.

12-year depreciation forecast

Projected resale value and typical accumulated mileage for the Toyota Avalon by vehicle age. Rows marked Market are backed by current listings; Projected rows extrapolate the 13.4%-per-year rate.

Age (yrs)Model yearEst. milesResale valueRetentionBasis
5202160,000$29,383100%Market
6202072,000$25,45087%Projected
7201984,000$22,04375%Projected
8201896,000$19,09265%Market
92017108,000$16,53656%Projected
102016120,000$14,32349%Projected
112015132,000$12,40542%Projected
122014144,000$10,74537%Projected
132013156,000$9,30632%Projected
142012168,000$8,06127%Projected
152011180,000$6,98124%Projected
162010192,000$6,04721%Projected

Mileage assumes ~12,000 mi/yr. Projected values use the fitted depreciation rate and are floored at 15% of the newest year's value; they are estimates, not guarantees.

Frequently asked questions

How fast does the Toyota Avalon depreciate?

About 13.4% per year, based on a comparison of mileage-adjusted market prices across model years.

What is a Toyota Avalon worth after 8 years?

A 2018 Toyota Avalon is worth roughly $19,092 — about 65% of the newest year's fair price.

What will a Toyota Avalon be worth at 16 years old?

Projecting the 13.4%-per-year rate forward, a 16-year-old Toyota Avalon (around 192,000 miles) would be worth about $6,047 — roughly 21% of the newest year's value. A projection, not a guarantee.

Cross-sectional depreciation estimate from live market listings, adjusted for mileage · updated 6/23/2026. Estimates only; your car's value depends on condition, options, and location.