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Carzona Team
· 5 min read· 11 de mayo de 2026

How much does a used Toyota Hilux cost in Paraguay 2026

Median prices by model year, based on real active listings on Carzona. The Hilux has the best value retention of any pickup on the Paraguayan market. Here are the real numbers.

How much does a used Toyota Hilux cost in Paraguay 2026
Real market data

This guide uses median prices (not average) from active PYG-denominated listings on Carzona. Median is less sensitive than average to extreme listings, which makes it more representative of typical market prices.

Important: prices vary within the same year depending on trim (SR, SR5, SRV), drivetrain (4x2 vs 4x4), engine (2.4L vs 2.8L vs earlier 2.5L/3.0L), mileage and condition.

Median price by year (in guaraníes)

Year
Median price (PYG)
2022
₲ 332.500.000
2020
₲ 210.000.000
2019
₲ 240.000.000
2018
₲ 209.750.000
2017
₲ 255.000.000
2016
₲ 207.500.000
2015
₲ 180.000.000
2014
₲ 150.000.000
2013
₲ 170.000.000
2012
₲ 155.000.000
2011
₲ 121.750.000
2010
₲ 130.000.000
2008
₲ 110.000.000

What these numbers tell us

The Hilux holds high prices even in old models. A 2008 Hilux, with nearly 18 years on the clock, still lists around ₲110 million. On most brands, a car that age would be 60-70% cheaper.

There are visible anomalies: 2019 (₲240M) more expensive than 2020 (₲210M), or 2013 (₲170M) more than 2014 (₲150M). This usually reflects specific trims (SRV vs SR), drivetrain or version mix that had particular distribution in the Paraguayan market that year.

Generation change matters: Hilux went from 7th gen (2005-2015, KD-FTV engines) to 8th gen (2015 onwards, GD-FTV engines with 10% lower fuel consumption). 2015+ models bring more modern tech.

Why two Hilux of the same year can have different prices

  • Trim: SR (base) vs SR5 (mid) vs SRV (top). SRV can cost 30-40% more than SR of the same year.
  • Drivetrain: 4x4 costs more than 4x2. The gap stays strong even on old models.
  • Engine: 2.8L delivers more torque than 2.4L. Pre-2015 models with 3.0L tend to cost more than 2.5L of the same year.
  • Transmission: automatic vs manual. On the Hilux the split is nearly 50/50, but automatic tends to cost slightly more.
  • Mileage: a 2017 Hilux with 80,000 km costs more than a 2017 with 200,000 km.
  • Origin: imported from Japan vs imported from USA vs from authorized dealer. Dealer-sold units tend to have cleaner history and cost more.

What this means for the buyer

  • Depreciation is slow: if you buy Hilux, you recover more when reselling than with almost any other pickup.
  • Looking 2015-2017 is a good sweet spot: modern tech (GD-FTV) and accessible prices vs newer models.
  • 2008-2013 models are budget options: the world's most reliable pickup, holds resale value.
  • Over ₲300M you're in near-new territory: consider whether a new Hilux with warranty makes more sense.

Frequently asked questions

Why are these prices medians, not averages?
Because median is less sensitive than average to outliers. If one seller posts a 2010 Hilux at ₲250M (way off market), the average inflates; the median doesn't. For honest reference prices, median is the better metric.
Do these prices include VAT?
They reflect prices posted on Carzona, which are what you pay the seller (no extra VAT). On dealer purchases, VAT is usually included in the posted price. On private-party purchases, it doesn't apply.
Are the median prices what I'll actually pay the seller?
They're market references. The real price depends on trim (SR, SR5, SRV), drivetrain, mileage and individual condition. Median gives you the midpoint of the range: use it to spot listings way above or way below market.
How does Hilux compare to Amarok on price?
Hilux median on Carzona in guaraníes is ₲157.5M (wide range). Amarok median is ₲135M. Amarok tends to be cheaper per model year, but also loses more value over time. If you plan to resell, Hilux is usually the better investment.

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