Toyota Probox Price in Jamaica (2026): What 163 Live Listings Say

Updated July 2026

Here's a strange piece of history: the last month our old site had search data — September 2024 — the number one thing Jamaica was typing into Google to find us was "probox for sale in jamaica." Not Voxy. Not Prado. Probox. The demand spiked, and then the old site went dark before anybody could answer it.

So let's answer it properly now, with real numbers.

How many Proboxes are actually for sale?

As of July 2026 there are 163 Toyota Proboxes listed on Beego, pulled from every major listing site in Jamaica plus sellers posting directly to the site. That makes it one of the most available vehicles on the island — which is exactly why everybody from delivery operators and shopkeepers to first-car buyers keeps asking about it.

What you'll actually pay

Forget "prices vary." Here's the real spread across all 163 live listings, straight from the asking prices:

• 2010–2015 Probox: most sit between J$550K and J$1.6M, with the middle of the market around J$950K. The cheapest legitimate one right now is a 2011 Probox in Kingston at J$500K.
• 2016 and newer: this is where most of the supply lives (126 listings). Typical range J$1.35M–J$2.2M, middle of the market J$1.85M. Example: a 2019 Probox in Manchester asking J$1,695,000, or a 2021 with 93,000 km at J$2.1M.

One warning while we're here: if you see a 2018+ Probox listed way under J$500K, that's usually a deposit figure or a listing you should treat with maximum suspicion. If the price looks like a miracle, call first and walk slow.

Why the Probox holds its money

The Probox is Jamaica's van-in-a-sedan-suit. It's the 1.3L/1.5L engine that runs on cornmeal, the flat load floor that swallows produce, tools, or a whole sound system, and the parts situation is the best on the island — every parts dealer from Downtown to Montego Bay stocks Probox. That's why a 10-year-old one still asks near a million dollars: buyers aren't paying for comfort, they're paying for a machine that makes money and refuses to die.

If you're buying one to work: check the rear suspension (they live their lives loaded), listen for CVT whine on the newer ones, and check the log book carefully — work vehicles change hands often, and you want the story of every hand it passed through before yours.

Where they are

Kingston & St. Andrew holds 76 of them, St. Catherine 36, Manchester 19. If you're outside those parishes, use the parish filter and save the search — Beego emails you the moment a new one lands, which matters plenty for a model that moves this fast.

The bottom line

• Budget ~J$950K for a decent 2010–2015 work Probox.
• Budget ~J$1.85M for a 2016+ with sensible mileage.
• Under J$500K for anything newer than 2015? Verify before you travel.

Browse all 163 live Probox listings — prices update as sellers post and scrapers run, several times a day. And if the Probox money doesn't work for you, the under J$1M section has 1,100+ vehicles that just might.