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Saloon Cars: Camry vs Corolla vs Accord vs Elantra vs C-Class: Prices Compared

The Toyota Corolla (about ₦9 million–₦17 million) and Hyundai Elantra (about ₦10.3 million–₦18 million) are the cheapest typical tokunbo saloons. The Lexus ES 350 (about ₦17.2 million–₦35 million) and Toyota Camry (₦14.8 million–₦28.2 million) sit at the top, with the Mercedes C300 at ₦22 million–₦27 million.

Updated October 20266 optionsLow confidenceper car, foreign-used (tokunbo), about 2015–2018 models

Quick answer · October 2026

Cheapest: Toyota Corolla at ₦9,000,000 – ₦17,000,000. Priciest: Lexus ES 350 at ₦17,200,000 – ₦35,000,000. (per car, foreign-used (tokunbo), about 2015–2018 models)

Price comparison

Option	Typical price	Unit
Toyota Corolla Cheapest	₦9,000,000 – ₦17,000,000	per car
Hyundai Elantra	₦10,300,000 – ₦18,000,000	per car
Honda Accord	₦12,400,000 – ₦23,900,000	per car
Toyota Camry	₦14,800,000 – ₦28,200,000	per car
Mercedes-Benz C300	₦22,000,000 – ₦27,000,000	per car
Lexus ES 350 Priciest	₦17,200,000 – ₦35,000,000	per car

Typical retail ranges in Nigeria, October 2026, sorted cheapest first. The bar shows each range against the most expensive option.

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Each option at a glance

Toyota Camry

₦14,800,000 – ₦28,200,000

per car

Best resale value and parts availability
Comfortable and reliable

2018 new-shape units cost almost double 2015–2017

Best for: Families wanting easy resale

Toyota Corolla

Cheapest

₦9,000,000 – ₦17,000,000

per car

Cheapest to buy and run
Very cheap parts

Smaller cabin than mid-size rivals
Source price is a loose ballpark

Best for: First-time buyers and ride-hailing

Honda Accord

₦12,400,000 – ₦23,900,000

per car

Usually cheaper than a same-year Camry
Sporty to drive

Slightly weaker resale than Camry

Best for: Value-minded mid-size buyers

Hyundai Elantra

₦10,300,000 – ₦18,000,000

per car

Usually priced below Corolla rivals
Well-equipped trims

Weaker resale than Toyota
Few 2015–2016 listings

Best for: Cheap, well-equipped compact

Lexus ES 350

Priciest

₦17,200,000 – ₦35,000,000

per car

Camry reliability with luxury cabin

Very few listings to compare
Higher fuel use than 4-cyl rivals

Best for: Luxury comfort with Toyota parts

Mercedes-Benz C300

₦22,000,000 – ₦27,000,000

per car

Premium badge and cabin
Strong performance

Costly parts and maintenance
Fewer reliable sources for prices

Best for: Buyers wanting a luxury badge

Specifications compared

Feature	Toyota Camry	Toyota Corolla	Honda Accord	Hyundai Elantra	Lexus ES 350	Mercedes-Benz C300
Model years	2015–2018	Not stated (tokunbo)	2015–2018	2015–2018	2015–2018	2015–2017
Engine	2.5L 4-cyl (3.5L V6 option)	1.8L 4-cyl	2.4L 4-cyl (2018: 1.5L turbo)	2.0L 4-cyl	3.5L V6	2.0L turbo 4-cyl
Class	Mid-size	Compact	Mid-size	Compact	Mid-size luxury	Compact luxury

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a 2015–2018 tokunbo Camry?

Carlots listings in October 2026 averaged about ₦14.8m for 2015 and ₦16.7m for 2017, rising to about ₦28.2m for the 2018 new shape.

Is the Accord cheaper than the Camry?

Usually slightly. 2015–2018 Accord listings averaged about ₦12.4m–₦23.9m against ₦14.8m–₦28.2m for the Camry on Carlots in October 2026.

How much is a tokunbo Mercedes C300?

A September 2026 guide put 2015–2017 foreign-used C300s at about ₦22m–₦27m. Budget extra for parts and servicing, which cost more than for Toyota or Honda.