In Australia, a 2006 Toyota Yaris typically sells for about $2,500–$7,500 depending on kilometres, condition, service history and transmission.
Immaculate, low-km YRS/YRX examples with full books can nudge $8k; tired YR autos with 250,000 km are closer to $2k.
Back in 2006 it stickered new at roughly $15k–$21k drive-away, so depreciation has done its civic duty.
Check for consistent servicing, cold A/C, smooth shifts and no clutch shudder; price accordingly for tyres, suspension bushes and faded trims.
Cross-check local comps on Tradingpost and recent sale prices rather than optimistic listings, and remember private sale usually beats trade-in by 10–20%.
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