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Hilux · Auction results

1997 Toyota Hilux auction results

Hiluxes · sold since November 2024

$12,000 to $15,000

Most sales landed here.

  • Automatic, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • Manual, 4 sales, too few for a range
Sales through November 2026. Latest Hilux sale: September 2026.

The 1997 Toyota Hilux sold 9 times at auction since November 2024, as of November 9, 2026.

Every 1997 Toyota Hilux by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
LN1720001156LN17200011561Sold $16,000 ($16,720 with buyer's fee)Sep 2026106,400
KZN1859013508KZN18590135081Sold $12,750 ($13,388 with buyer's fee)Feb 2026317,000
LN1070026520LN10700265201Sold $16,500 ($17,325 with buyer's fee)Jun 2025231,000
RZN1859008409RZN18590084091Sold $12,250 ($12,863 with buyer's fee)Apr 2025168,000
KZN1859018983KZN18590189831Sold $11,750 ($12,338 with buyer's fee)Feb 2025268,000
LN1650001168LN16500011681Sold $15,000 ($15,750 with buyer's fee)Jan 2025292,000
KZN1859011581KZN18590115811Sold $14,400 ($15,048 with buyer's fee)Dec 2024203,300
KZN1859010896KZN18590108961Sold $12,200 ($12,749 with buyer's fee)Nov 2024115,700
LN1070027125LN10700271251Sold $10,369 ($10,887 with buyer's fee)Nov 2024220,000
RZN1850024391RZN18500243911Sold $12,000 ($12,540 with buyer's fee)Oct 2024131,100
LN1650002706LN16500027061Sold $9,400 ($9,823 with buyer's fee)Jul 2024159,100
KZN1859006807KZN18590068071Sold $10,500 ($10,973 with buyer's fee)Nov 2023139,000
RZN1859004062RZN18590040621Sold $12,999 ($13,584 with buyer's fee)Nov 202374,900
RZN1859012157RZN18590121571Sold $13,000 ($13,650 with buyer's fee)Mar 2023161,000
LN1650001672LN16500016721Sold $18,500 ($19,333 with buyer's fee)Mar 2023126,100
KZN1859008525KZN18590085251Sold $13,250 ($13,913 with buyer's fee)Aug 2022262,000

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Why it looks like this

No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The typical range of those sales. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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