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Toyota C-HR depreciation: value by age

Value kept after 4 years

82%

  • Loses 18% in 4 years.
  • 2022 XLE FWD. New: $25,495. Now: $20,900.
  • Median SUV at 4 years: 59% kept.
  • Value now: KBB fair price.

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Share of original MSRP kept, by age. Blue: median of 82 to 183 SUVs per age.
Toyota C-HR value by model year
Model yearAgeTrimOriginal MSRPValue nowSourceKeptLostLost per year
20224XLE FWD$25,495$20,900KBB fair price82%$4,595$1,149
20215LE FWD$22,870$19,100KBB fair price84%$3,770$754
20206LE FWD$22,470$16,800KBB fair price75%$5,670$945
20197LE FWD$22,265$15,300KBB fair price69%$6,965$995
20188XLE FWD$23,545$15,450KBB fair price66%$8,095$1,012
Biggest drop
Age 5 to age 6: $1,900 a year.
Values as of
October 2026

KBB resale value by year

Toyota C-HR: KBB resale value by calendar year
Model year20232024202520262027 KBB forecast2028 KBB forecast
2022$24,895$23,380$20,260$18,950$16,440$14,329
2021$22,454$19,159$15,611$17,200$14,226$11,666
2020$18,017$17,122$14,168$15,350$13,313$11,603
2019$16,010$13,266$11,306$14,050$11,226$8,874
2018$13,767$11,858$10,476$14,150N/AN/A

KBB resale values. 2027 and 2028 are KBB forecasts.

What this cannot tell you

Values as of October 2026. KBB and CarGurus national figures.

Mileage and condition change the value.

How values are checked