Toyota GR Yaris

The Toyota GR Yaris has declined 4.6% over the past twelve months and currently trades at a median of $37,185, well below its $47,000 FX-converted list price. The market signal registers as "Buy" with a "Bottomed Out" status and high confidence, suggesting valuations have stabilized near floor levels.

Liquidity remains severely constrained, with zero tracked sales in our sample and no active listings visible in the US market. This illiquidity severely limits price discovery and creates friction for both buyers seeking authentic examples and sellers looking to exit positions.

The GR Yaris occupies the collectible tier with a score of 5, though desirability remains low in the American market. As a modern performance variant of a volume Japanese nameplate, its long-term rarity and appeal are still forming; production figures are not yet available, making it difficult to project final scarcity.

Base projections show further headwinds over the medium term, with values expected to decline to $33,340 by year three and $32,210 by year five, representing cumulative losses of 10.3% and 13.4% respectively. These forecasts reflect ongoing depreciation pressure typical of recent Japanese market models still within their original warranty periods.

The extreme thinness of transaction data prevents definitive mileage or condition analysis, though any available examples likely carry minimal use given the nameplate's recent introduction to US consumers.