Toyota GR Yaris

The Toyota GR Yaris is trading at a median of £27,200 in the UK market, representing a modest 2.6 percent gain over the past twelve months. This steady upward movement suggests the model is finding its footing in the collector market despite being a relatively recent entrant, having launched well below its £35,000 original retail price.

Transaction volume remains thin, with just six sales recorded in the trailing twelve months and twenty-five total tracked across the platform. This sparse data set limits confidence in short-term price signals, though it does indicate that buyers willing to transact are doing so at stable levels rather than fire-sale prices.

The GR Yaris carries a collectibility score of 5 and sits in the stable modern classic tier, reflecting its growing recognition as a driver-focused compact with significant performance credentials. Moderate desirability and an unknown global production figure mean the market has not yet crystallized whether supply constraints will support long-term value, a key variable for modern performance cars.

Cars tracked in this sample show remarkably low average mileage of just 1,597 miles, suggesting recent acquisition or minimal use by current keepers. This pattern is typical of early adopters and enthusiasts acquiring performance variants as long-term holds rather than regular drivers.

The three-year outlook projects appreciation to £28,890, a gain of 6.2 percent from current levels, while the five-year base case reaches £29,455, or 8.3 percent cumulative growth. These projections rest on sustained enthusiasm for hot-hatch platforms and the assumption that the GR Yaris maintains its reputation as a stripped-down, analog driving experience in an increasingly digital market segment.