Toyota Corona 1991 price in Sri Lanka
Median asking price
Rs. 1,750,000
Half were advertised between Rs. 1,550,000 and Rs. 1,975,000.
95 prices, November 2021 to November 2026
Against the years either side
Price over time
High Rs. 2,150,000Low Rs. 1,412,500
What changes the price
Fuel
- Petrol · 21
- Rs. 1,650,000about the same
- Diesel · 13
- Rs. 1,975,000+4%
Engine size
- 1,500 cc · 20
- Rs. 1,650,000about the same
- 2,000 cc · 10
- Rs. 1,937,500about the same
The percentage compares each group with vehicles of the same year advertised in the same month, so age and inflation don't count as a difference. The number after each group is how many prices it has.
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Questions and answers
How much is a 1991 Toyota Corona in Sri Lanka?
As of November 2026, the median asking price of a 1991 Toyota Corona in Sri Lanka is Rs. 1,750,000, based on 95 advertised prices recorded between November 2021 and November 2026. Half were between Rs. 1,550,000 and Rs. 1,975,000.
Is a 1991 Toyota Corona worth more than the year before?
A 1991 is advertised for 11% more than a 1990 (Rs. 1,580,000). A 1991 is advertised for 5% less than a 1992 (Rs. 1,850,000).
How far has a typical 1991 Toyota Corona been driven?
The median mileage in these ads is 200,000 km.
Does the fuel type change the price of a 1991 Toyota Corona?
Compared with vehicles of the same year advertised in the same month: Petrol: Rs. 1,650,000 (about the same, 21 prices); Diesel: Rs. 1,975,000 (+4%, 13 prices).
What is the monthly payment on a 1991 Toyota Corona?
At the median price of Rs. 1,750,000, with 20% down and an example rate of 14% a year over 5 years, the payment is about Rs. 32,576 a month. Rates vary by leasing company, so use the rate you're offered.
Other Toyota prices
These are asking prices from vehicle ads in Sri Lanka, not final sale prices. Prices far outside the usual spread for their year are left out, and a figure is only shown when enough prices are behind it. About this data