IAAIFRONT END$11,600

Lot 43864613Miami-North (FL)Non-Repairable (Florida)

2024 TOYOTA Grand Highlander

5TDAAAA53RS002286

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Year2024

MakeTOYOTA

ModelGrand Highlander

Engine2.4L In-Line

Displacement (L)2.4

Engine ConfigIn-Line

Drive4x2

FuelGasoline

BodySport Utility Vehicle [SUV]/Multipurpose Vehicle [MPV]

Doors5

Odometer18,259 mi

ManufacturerTOYOTA MOTOR MANUFACTURING, INDIANA, INC.

AuctionIAAI

Lot Number43864613

LocationMiami-North (FL)

Title TypeNon-Repairable (Florida)

Price$11,600

Primary DamageFRONT END

Secondary DamageFLOOD

Estimated Annual Ownership Cost

Insurance

$1,650

Fuel

$1,750

Maintenance

$550

Depreciation

$1,624

Total: $5,574 / year

Vehicle Overview

The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander is a 5-door sport utility vehicle [suv]/multipurpose vehicle [mpv] powered by a 2.4L 4-cylinder engine producing 265 hp, paired with 4x2. This vehicle is sold at IAAI (lot #43864613) in Miami-North (FL) for $11,600 with reported front end and flood damage. This unit shows 18,259 mi on the odometer and carries a non-repairable (florida) title. It was assembled in PRINCETON, INDIANA by TOYOTA MOTOR MANUFACTURING, INDIANA, INC.. Standard safety equipment includes ABS, electronic stability control and blind spot monitoring. The vehicle identification number for this listing is 5TDAAAA53RS002286.

VIN Decoder

WMI

5TD

Country

UNITED STATES (USA)

VDS

AAAA5

Model Year

R → 2024

Plant Code

Serial

002286

Inspection Checklist

Front End Damage

Front-end damage is the most common auction damage type. It can range from cosmetic panel damage to serious structural issues. Key areas to inspect before purchase:

Frame and unibody — check for bent rails, misaligned gaps, or signs of straightening
Airbag system — confirm deployment status; replacement can exceed $3,000
Radiator, condenser, and cooling system — inspect for leaks and mounting damage
Hood, fenders, and bumper cover — assess panel alignment and paint matching
Headlights and front sensors — ADAS components can be expensive to recalibrate
Engine bay — look for fluid leaks, cracked mounts, and disconnected hoses
Check for VIN consistency across hood, dashboard, and door jamb plates