Toyota’s seven-SUV lineup spans from bite-sized to king-sized both in size and price, with a $60,000 difference between the least expensive C-HR and the most expensive Land Cruiser (yes, they still make the Land Cruiser, though not for long). Those ranges mean Toyota has a size and type for just about every lifestyle, whether small and affordable or beefy and capable. And as a brand, Toyota has remained at or near the top of reliability reports, so you can be almost sure that dependability won’t be a worry. In this Toyota SUV buying guide, we’ll walk you through each Toyota SUV and how to choose which one is right for you.
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2021 Toyota SUV Starting Prices (Least to Most Expensive; Includes Destination)
- C-HR: $22,770 to $27,825
- RAV4: $27,425 to $42,750
- Venza: $33,745 to $41,075
- Highlander: $36,260 to $51,815
- 4Runner: $37,940 to $51,920
- Sequoia: $51,765 to $71,040
- Land Cruiser: $87,030 to $89,360