In my ongoing quest to provide comprehensive insights into the car auction market, today I'm shifting gears from the high-end Porsche 911 analysis I conducted yesterday to focus on a more accessible and popular marque: Toyota. I recognize and appreciate the diversity in your interests and financial considerations. Hence, I'm committed to covering a broad spectrum of vehicles, from luxury sports cars to more economical options.

Toyota, known for its reliability and affordability, serves as a perfect counterpoint to the Porsche 911. By examining the sales trends, pricing, and popular models of Toyota vehicles sold in online auctions this July, I hope to offer valuable insights for potential buyers and sellers operating at different price points in the market.

Specific requests from you have highlighted the demand for data on more affordable cars. As such, this analysis of Toyota vehicles not only aims to meet that demand, but also underscores my commitment to inclusivity. I believe that everyone - from the high-end collector to the budget-conscious buyer - has a place in our community, and I strive to deliver relevant content for all.

The most expensive Toyota sold so far in July was a 1997 Toyota Supra Turbo 15th Anniversary Edition, which fetched a hefty price of $106,000 on Bring A Trailer. Conversely, the most affordable Toyota was a 1983 Toyota Celica GT Convertible Conversion 5-Speed, which was sold for a modest $5,200, also on Bring A Trailer. (Looking at this ‘83 Celica below I think the buyer got a steal!)

These sales underscore the broad price range of Toyota vehicles in online auctions, making them accessible to a wide spectrum of buyers.

It’s no surprise that the Land Cruiser sold more than any other Toyota. The unstoppable off-road prowess and rugged charisma make it the ultimate vehicle for conquering untamed terrains and embracing boundless adventures, who wouldn’t want one?

The Toyota vehicles sold in online auctions this July fetched a respectable average price of $27,000.

In conclusion, if you're considering buying or selling a Toyota here in the US, "Bring A Trailer" and "Cars & Bids" are probably the two platforms you should primarily focus on.

A huge congratulations is in order for Catawiki, the unexpected "hero" of the day, for successfully selling the second most expensive car, the 2012 Lamborghini Aventador. It's a remarkable achievement considering that it's the first time I can recall Catawiki selling a vehicle of such high value.

For those unfamiliar with Catawiki, they are an online auction platform specializing in unique and collectible items. Established in 2008 and headquartered in the Netherlands, Catawiki offers a diverse range of auctioned items beyond cars. However, being part of the online car auction world, I closely monitor their automotive sales and prices.

Kudos to Catawiki for this exceptional sale, showcasing their prowess and expanding their reach in the world of high-end automotive auctions.

2012 Lamborghini Aventador $311,172

2009 Ferrari 430 Scuderia $279,430