Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid

With 9,477 vehicles in stock, the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid is widely available. Dealers are charging a modest average markup of $317 over MSRP, though 81% 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 $44,505 and the median selling price is $58,968. California, New York, Florida have the largest selection. Over the past 30 days, 15,285 have sold with an average of 22 days on the lot.

9,477

In Stock

+$317

Avg Markup

80.9%

At/Below MSRP

$58,968

Median Price

Price range: $44,505$74,713

Top States

StateCountAvg MarkupBelow MSRP
California1,775+$1,18864.3%
New York574+$49987.5%
Florida521-$7591.7%
Texas511+$15065.6%
Pennsylvania478+$488.5%
Washington451+$56380.3%
Virginia370+$6978.9%
Oregon323-$7196.9%
New Jersey313+$27474.8%
Massachusetts305-$5596.1%
Illinois294+$17287.8%
Ohio207-$7097.1%
Arizona202+$16980.2%
Maryland187+$10177.0%
North Carolina183+$7990.2%
Georgia170+$5892.4%
Colorado154-$1993.5%
Minnesota151+$10972.2%
Connecticut146-$62398.6%
Indiana143+$995.1%

Best-Priced Dealers

DealerCountAvg Markup
Vic Vaughan Toyota of Boerne

Boerne, TX

3-$4,192
Brownsville Toyota

Brownsville, TX

4-$4,147
McGee Toyota of Putnam

Putnam, CT

8-$3,994
SouthWest Toyota of Lawton

Lawton, OK

2-$3,884
Gettel Toyota of Charlotte County

Punta Gorda, FL

5-$3,794
Venice Toyota

South", FL

7-$3,309
Southern 441 Toyota

Royal Palm Beach, FL

6-$3,239
Toyota of New Orleans

New Orleans, LA

3-$2,829
North Park Toyota of San Antonio

San Antonio, TX

12-$2,800
Bruner Toyota

Early, TX

1-$2,573