Minivan Prices in Jamaica (October 2026): Voxy, Noah, Serena and More
Prices as of 2 October 2026
If you need seven or eight seats, Jamaica gives you more choice than you might think. The Voxy gets most of the attention, but a handful of other vans do the same job, some of them for a lot less money. Here's the whole shelf on one page.
How many were for sale?
On 2 October 2026, 720 vehicles were listed on Beego as minivans. Most asked between J$880,000 and J$3,980,000, and the median was J$2,580,000. See the minivans listed now.
One note on the counts: sellers choose the body type, and they don't all agree. Plenty of Wishes, for example, are listed as wagons, so the numbers below are listings tagged as minivans, not every one on the island.
Model by model
| Model | Listed as minivans (2 Oct 2026) | Middle half of asking prices | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Voxy | 210 | J$2.35M–J$3.28M | J$2.85M |
| Toyota Noah | 113 | J$2.25M–J$3.25M | J$2.78M |
| Toyota Hiace | 62 | J$3.35M–J$4.2M | J$3.8M |
| Nissan Serena | 38 | J$1.69M–J$2.4M | J$1.9M |
| Toyota Wish | 28 | J$1.09M–J$2.1M | J$1.26M |
| Toyota Esquire | 26 | J$2.62M–J$2.95M | J$2.85M |
| Toyota Isis | 21 | J$900K–J$1.43M | J$1.3M |
| Honda Stepwgn Spada | 21 | J$1.79M–J$2.65M | J$2.3M |
| Honda Stepwgn | 18 | J$1.3M–J$2.28M | J$1.6M |
Three things stand out:
- The Voxy and Noah are still priced as twins. Medians J$2.85M and J$2.78M, just as in July. Search both, because sellers price the name, not the van.
- The Serena is the value pick among full-size vans. Its median, J$1.9M, is almost a million below the Voxy's, for a van of similar size.
- The Esquire costs the same as a Voxy. It's Toyota's more upmarket version of the same van, and on the median there's no premium.
The Hiace is in the table because sellers list it here, but it's a work van first. Our Hiace guide covers it properly.
What a year buys
| Model year | Listings (2 Oct 2026) | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 2006–2010 | 52 | J$950K |
| 2011–2015 | 284 | J$2.15M |
| 2016–2020 | 295 | J$3.2M |
| 2021 and newer | 48 | J$4.2M |
Most of the shelf is 2011–2020. Under about J$1M you're looking at a 2010-or-older van, or a smaller seven-seater like the Isis or Wish.
What to check before you buy
- Cycle the sliding doors, inside and out. Power doors are the first expensive thing to fail on a family van.
- Fold the third row and lift the carpet. Water stains and rust hide there.
- Listen to the gearbox. Many of these vans use a CVT. On the test drive, hold a steady throttle uphill and listen for droning or shudder.
- Check the log book for owners and any taxi or route use.
The bottom line
As of 2 October 2026:
- About J$1.3M bought a smaller seven-seater: an Isis or a Wish.
- About J$1.9M was the middle for a Serena, the cheapest full-size van.
- About J$2.8M was the middle for a Voxy, Noah or Esquire. The Voxy guide breaks that down by year.
Browse the minivans listed now. New ones arrive daily as sellers post them.