Toyota Wish Price in Jamaica (October 2026): J$830K to J$2.4M by Year

Prices as of 2 October 2026

The Wish is the seven-seater for buyers who don't want to drive a van. It's a car-height Toyota with a third row that folds into the floor, and it costs less to buy and run than a Voxy. Toyota stopped making it in 2017, so every Wish on the island is now a used import, and the newest are 2017 models.

How many were for sale?

On 2 October 2026, 117 Toyota Wishes were listed on Beego, gathered from every major local listing site plus direct sellers. Kingston and St. Andrew held 40, Manchester 32 and St. Catherine 21. All but one were automatic. See the Wishes listed now.

What you'll actually pay

Most asked between J$830,000 and J$2,370,000, and the median was J$2,100,000. By model year:

Model year Listings (2 Oct 2026) Middle half of asking prices Median
2006–2010 22 J$750K–J$1.22M J$950K
2011–2015 48 J$1.35M–J$2.25M J$2.0M
2016–2017 45 J$2.2M–J$2.35M J$2.28M

Two more listings were a 2005 and one with no year.

The newest Wishes are priced almost identically. Half of the 2016–2017 cars asked within J$150K of each other, so mileage and condition decide which one is the deal. A 2016 Wish in Kingston at J$2.1M with 80,000 km sat just under the middle of that group.

The 2011–2015 group is where the bargains hide. Its median, J$2.0M, is close to the newer cars, but its spread is wide, from J$550K up to J$2.48M. A clean car from those years can save you real money if you compare a few.

One listing asked J$130K for a 2009. Treat a price like that as a deposit, a typo or a car that needs serious work, and call before you travel.

What to check before you buy

The bottom line

As of 2 October 2026:

Browse the Wishes listed now. New ones arrive daily as sellers post them.