Used Toyota Corolla prices in Canada
A used Toyota Corolla in Canada is typically listed for about $22,000. Half of the 2,993 listed in October 2026 ask between $16,500 and $26,000.
Typical asking price, used Toyota Corolla
$22,000
Half ask between $16,500 and $26,000. 2,993 listed in October 2026.
What each Toyota Corolla model year costs
The biggest single-year drop is 19%, at the 2022 model year.
2026$29,500
Half ask $26,500 to $35,000. 153 listed.
2025$28,500
Half ask $25,500 to $31,000. 288 listed. 3% less than the next newer year.
2024$27,500
Half ask $25,000 to $30,000. 393 listed. 4% less than the next newer year.
2023$26,500
Half ask $23,500 to $29,000. 262 listed. 4% less than the next newer year.
2022$21,500
Half ask $18,500 to $25,500. 377 listed. 19% less than the next newer year.
2021$20,000
Half ask $18,000 to $22,500. 283 listed. 7% less than the next newer year.
2020$19,500
Half ask $17,000 to $21,500. 288 listed. 3% less than the next newer year.
2019$18,500
Half ask $16,000 to $21,000. 149 listed. 5% less than the next newer year.
2018$16,500
Half ask $13,500 to $19,500. 155 listed. 11% less than the next newer year.
2017$15,500
Half ask $13,000 to $19,000. 142 listed. 6% less than the next newer year.
2016$14,000
Half ask $12,000 to $16,000. 102 listed. 10% less than the next newer year.
2015$12,500
Half ask $10,000 to $14,500. 82 listed. 11% less than the next newer year.
2014$11,500
Half ask $9,500 to $13,500. 69 listed. 8% less than the next newer year.
2013$10,500
Half ask $8,500 to $12,500. 53 listed. 9% less than the next newer year.
2012$10,000
Half ask $8,000 to $11,500. 30 listed. 5% less than the next newer year.
Kilometres and how long they stay listed
The typical used Toyota Corolla listed has about 83,000 km on it.
About 62% have under 100,000 km.
Half of the listings have been up for under 62 days. 31% went up in the last 30 days, and 40% have been listed for more than 90 days.
A car that has been listed for months often has room to negotiate on price.
Prices by province
The typical asking price is lowest in Quebec ($20,000) and highest in Alberta ($24,500).
- Ontario
- $20,500 (1,230 listed)
- Quebec
- $20,000 (799 listed)
- British Columbia
- $23,000 (472 listed)
- Alberta
- $24,500 (205 listed)
Recalls on file, Toyota Corolla
33 Transport Canada recalls are on file for the Toyota Corolla, across all its model years. The newest is dated May 6, 2025.
The parts they involve most: airbag, electrical, fuel system.
A recall on file does not mean a given car is unsafe. Check the exact car by its VIN, and ask a dealership of that brand whether the repair was done; recall repairs are normally free.
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Common questions
What is a good price for a used Toyota Corolla?
Half of the 2,993 listed in October 2026 ask between $16,500 and $26,000, and the typical asking price is $22,000. A price inside that range is normal for the market. Where a car should sit in it depends on its kilometres, condition, version and history.
Where in Canada is a used Toyota Corolla cheapest?
The typical asking price is lowest in Quebec ($20,000) and highest in Alberta ($24,500).
Are these the prices cars actually sell for?
They are asking prices of cars listed for sale. The price a car sells for can end up lower after negotiation, and taxes and fees come on top. Use them to know what is normal before you talk numbers.
Where the numbers come from
Asking prices from 2,993 cars listed for sale in Canada, October 2026. The figures are asking prices, rounded to the nearest $500.
These figures cover the Corolla sedan, hatchback and hybrid. The Corolla Cross SUV and the GR Corolla are left out.
Recalls are from Transport Canada. Fuel use is from Natural Resources Canada's official ratings. Asking prices are what sellers ask, not what cars sell for, and a car's price depends on its kilometres, condition, version and history.