Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid

With 10,856 vehicles in stock, the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid is widely available. Dealers are charging a modest average markup of $289 over MSRP, though 82% of listings are at or below sticker price. The most popular configuration is the Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX Platinum AWD, which makes up 28% of available inventory. Prices start at $45,673 and the median selling price is $58,998. California, New York, Texas have the largest selection. Over the past 30 days, 15,184 have sold with an average of 21 days on the lot.

10,856

In Stock

+$289

Avg Markup

82.2%

At/Below MSRP

$58,998

Median Price

Price range: $45,673$73,907

Top States

StateCountAvg MarkupBelow MSRP
California2,033+$1,14264.9%
New York646+$50487.2%
Texas630+$17065.2%
Florida625-$16896.2%
Pennsylvania522-$3093.9%
Washington486+$57380.7%
Virginia398-$5589.4%
Illinois350+$12587.4%
Oregon347-$9798.3%
Massachusetts345-$7796.2%
New Jersey339+$21375.5%
Arizona245+$23978.4%
North Carolina233+$2492.7%
Ohio227-$7697.8%
Georgia218+$5692.7%
Maryland201+$6583.6%
Colorado179+$3692.7%
Minnesota173+$11670.5%
Connecticut168-$68398.2%
Michigan160+$4691.9%

Best-Priced Dealers

DealerCountAvg Markup
Vic Vaughan Toyota of Boerne

Boerne, TX

6-$4,261
Brownsville Toyota

Brownsville, TX

5-$4,135
SouthWest Toyota of Lawton

Lawton, OK

3-$3,981
McGee Toyota of Putnam

Putnam, CT

14-$3,858
Gettel Toyota of Charlotte County

Punta Gorda, FL

4-$3,704
Southern 441 Toyota

Royal Palm Beach, FL

9-$3,196
McGavock Toyota of Pampa

Pampa, TX

1-$3,188
Venice Toyota

South", FL

7-$2,817
Thornhill Toyota

Chapmanville, WV

2-$2,727
Great Lakes Toyota

Findlay, OH

4-$2,718