What will a Toyota Yaris be worth in 2029?
A new one costing 22.600 € will be worth around 18.500 € in 2029 and 16.000 € in 2031. In the first year it loses 1.700 €, 142 € a month.
Toyota Yaris 1.5 Hybrid 116 CV bought new today
EstimateWith 15,000 km a year and sold to a private buyer. The drop levels off at 5 years (2031): from then on it loses less each year than average.
In 5 years (2031)
16.000 €
That year it loses 1.100 € (−6 %)
For the tax office (39 % of its new price)
8.814 €
- What you'll get for it (market)
- Tax office value (taxes only)
See the year-by-year table
| Year | Age | Km | Market | Loses that year | Tax office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today (2026) | 0 years | 0 | 22.600 € | – | 22.600 € (100 %) |
| 2027 | 1 year | 15.000 | 20.900 € | 1.700 € (−8 %) | 18.984 € (84 %) |
| 2028 | 2 years | 30.000 | 19.700 € | 1.200 € (−6 %) | 15.142 € (67 %) |
| 2029 | 3 years | 45.000 | 18.500 € | 1.200 € (−6 %) | 12.656 € (56 %) |
| 2030 | 4 years | 60.000 | 17.100 € | 1.400 € (−8 %) | 10.622 € (47 %) |
| 2031 | 5 years | 75.000 | 16.000 € | 1.100 € (−6 %) | 8.814 € (39 %) |
| 2032 | 6 years | 90.000 | 15.000 € | 1.000 € (−6 %) | 7.684 € (34 %) |
| 2033 | 7 years | 105.000 | 14.100 € | 900 € (−6 %) | 6.328 € (28 %) |
| 2034 | 8 years | 120.000 | 13.300 € | 800 € (−6 %) | 5.424 € (24 %) |
By engine
Which Toyota Yaris holds its value best?
The best-selling version of each engine, bought new today and with 15,000 km a year.
| Version | New | 2029 | 2031 | Keeps | Loses a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 Petrol 125 CVPetrol | 22.500 € | 17.100 € | 14.700 € | 65 % | 1.560 € |
| 1.5 Hybrid 116 CVHybrid | 22.600 € | 18.500 € | 16.000 € | 71 % | 1.320 € |
“Keeps” and “loses a year”: over the next 5 years. New price: the average sale price from the tax office tables.
Used
If you buy a used Toyota Yaris
What each registration year is worth today and what it will be worth in 2029, with 15,000 km a year.
| Registered in | Worth today | In 2029 | Loses a year | Tax office today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20241.5 Hybrid 116 CV | 19.700 € | 16.000 € | 1.230 € | 15.142 € |
| 20221.5 Hybrid 116 CV | 15.500 € | 12.800 € | 900 € | 9.635 € |
| 20201.5 Petrol 125 CV | 11.500 € | 9.600 € | 630 € | 6.358 € |
| 20181.5 Hybrid 100 CV | 9.900 € | 8.400 € | 500 € | 4.056 € |
| 20161.5 Hybrid 100 CV | 9.000 € | 7.600 € | 470 € | 2.907 € |
The best-selling version of each year. “Tax office today” is its value for ITP, not what it's worth on the market.
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Your car
What your Toyota Yaris will be worth
EstimateWhat it's worth today
15.500 €
In 2031, 5 years from now
11.400 €
Keeps 74 % of today's value
Next year it loses
1.000 €
83 € a month
On average it loses 740 € a year, 61 € a month, over the next 8 years. It loses more in the first years and less later.
In 5 years (2031)
11.400 €
That year it loses 600 € (−5 %)
For the tax office (19 % of its new price)
3.895 €
- What you'll get for it (market)
- Tax office value (taxes only)
See the year-by-year table
| Year | Age | Km | Market | Loses that year | Tax office |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today (2026) | 4 years | 60.000 | 15.500 € | – | 9.635 € (47 %) |
| 2027 | 5 years | 75.000 | 14.500 € | 1.000 € (−6 %) | 7.995 € (39 %) |
| 2028 | 6 years | 90.000 | 13.600 € | 900 € (−6 %) | 6.970 € (34 %) |
| 2029 | 7 years | 105.000 | 12.800 € | 800 € (−6 %) | 5.740 € (28 %) |
| 2030 | 8 years | 120.000 | 12.000 € | 800 € (−6 %) | 4.920 € (24 %) |
| 2031 | 9 years | 135.000 | 11.400 € | 600 € (−5 %) | 3.895 € (19 %) |
| 2032 | 10 years | 150.000 | 10.700 € | 700 € (−6 %) | 3.485 € (17 %) |
| 2033 | 11 years | 165.000 | 10.200 € | 500 € (−5 %) | 2.665 € (13 %) |
| 2034 | 12 years | 180.000 | 9.600 € | 600 € (−6 %) | 2.050 € (10 %) |
It's the average depreciation in the Spanish market for its engine, with the km it does and in normal condition. It doesn't come from real listings: some models hold their value better and others worse.
When to sell it?
If you're going to change it, better from 2027 on
Until it turns 5 years old it loses more value each year than the average of its first 10 years (1.000 € a year). Then the curve levels off: that year it loses around 900 €. Selling earlier means selling on the steepest part of the drop.
This only looks at the loss of value. Keeping it longer also has costs: servicing, tyres and an ITV inspection every year from age 10.
And with another engine?
A car of its size (superminis) with the same age and km, at the typical new price for each engine. What it keeps in 5 years:
- Petrolnew 17.000 € · loses 640 € a yearkeeps 51 %
- Dieselnew 17.000 € · loses 620 € a yearkeeps 50 %
- Hybridyoursnew 20.500 € · loses 820 € a yearkeeps 56 %
- Plug-in hybridnew 20.500 € · loses 700 € a yearkeeps 47 %
- Electricnew 24.200 € · loses 700 € a yearkeeps 40 %
What it keeps, as a share of its new price. According to Ganvam, at 3 years an electric car is worth 23 % less than a petrol one; a plug-in hybrid, 9 % less, and a hybrid, 8 % more. Where there aren't enough cars of that size and engine, we use your own price.
What it will be worth to the tax office
For taxes onlyIt's not what you'll get for it. The tax office takes the new price from its tables (20.500 €) and multiplies it by a fixed percentage depending on age: today, 47 %; in 2031, 19 %. It's the minimum base for ITP (transfer tax) if you sell it to a private buyer and for Inheritance and Gift Tax. It ignores mileage and condition, and from 12 years on it stays at 10 %.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What will a Toyota Yaris be worth in 5 years?+
A new Toyota Yaris 1.5 Hybrid 116 CV costs around 22.600 €. With 15,000 km a year, in 2031 it will be worth around 16.000 € if you sell it to a private buyer: 71 % of what it cost. With more km, a bit less; with fewer km, a bit more.
How much does a Toyota Yaris lose a year?+
In the first year, around 1.700 € (142 € a month). After that it loses less each year: on average, 1.160 € a year over the first 8 years.
When is it best to sell a Toyota Yaris?+
If you only look at the loss of value, from 5 years on: until then it loses more each year than the average of its first 10 years (1.100 €); after that, less. Selling earlier means selling on the steepest part of the drop.
Which Toyota Yaris loses the least value?+
Because of its engine, the 1.5 Hybrid 116 CV: at 5 years it keeps 71 % of what it cost. The one that loses the most is the 1.5 Petrol 125 CV, which keeps 65 %. It's the market average for each engine, not a figure for this specific model.
