Toyota - Proace City (2020)

Discover the true value of the 2020 Toyota Proace City—a versatile, mid‑size van that has become a staple for small businesses and families alike. Whether you’re looking at a brand‑new chassis, a used 2020 model, or simply curious about how much a 2020 Toyota Proace City is worth, this guide explains the factors that shape its price, depreciation, and market appeal. Find out how the Toyota Proace City price compares across used and new inventory and learn what you can realistically expect when you’re ready to buy or resell.

• Name: Toyota Proace City
• Trim: Standard, Comfort, Cargo, Gran Turismo
• Model year: 2020
• Engine option: 1.5 L, 4-cylinder, turbo‑charged diesel (63 kW/86 hp) or 1.5 L, 4-cylinder, gasoline turbo (84 kW/114 hp)
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 8‑speed automatic (depending on market)
• Fuel type: Diesel or gasoline (with optional hybrid variants in some markets)
• Fuel economy: 5.9 km/L (diesel) to 6.7 km/L (gasoline) under standard test cycles
• Cabin layout: 4‑seat (front + rear bench), 6‑seat (with optional second row of seats)
• Cargo space (folding rear seats): 2,200 L
• Dimensions (approx.): Length 4,915 mm, Width 1,944 mm, Height 2,070 mm, Wheelbase 2,860 mm
• Highway cab width: 1,750 mm (allows for two‑row seating and easy maneuverability in narrow streets)
• Bogie mass: 6,600 kg gross vehicle weight (GVW)
• Maximum payload: 2,100 kg
• Optional features: Advanced safety systems (lane keep assist, automated braking), digital instrument cluster, remote key‑less entry, climate control, multi‑zone HVAC

Because the Toyota Proace City 2020 price is tied closely to current market conditions, vehicle condition, and mileage, you should view this guide as a reference rather than a definitive list. Prices will vary by region, dealer, trim levels, and any aftermarket accessories or warranty packages.

Depreciation Insight

Understanding Toyota Proace City depreciation is essential whether you’re buying or selling. The van’s body‑on‑frame platform, reliable engine fleet, and strong resale network help curb the usual wear and tear on commercial vehicles.

• First year: Typically loses 15–20 % of its value when used in a commercial setting, so a 2020 model that started at €35,000 is likely worth €27,500–€30,250 after 12 months of moderate mileage.
• Year 2‑3: Depreciation slows to about 10–12 % per year, as the van’s commonality and repair cost structure keep it in demand.
• Years 4‑5: Vanishes another 20–25 % of its original value; a 2020 van might be trading around €20,000–€23,000 depending on mileage, maintenance, and market demand.
• Beyond five years: Depreciation tapers into a plateau; compensation for a 2020 Proace City after ten years could be around €12,000 if well‑maintained and with recent updates.

These percentages are based on market trends observed across the EU &