Run Detail

Prices below are rough U.S. used-market averages for ordinary-condition vehicles, not exact appraisals. Mileage, rust, maintenance, and location could change them substantially.

1. Toyota Corolla sedan — approximately 2014–2019

   • Estimated used price: roughly $10,000–$15,000
   • Confidence: Medium
   • This is the large gray car in the foreground. The side profile, wheel cover, window shape, and door design look most like an 11th-generation Corolla. It could possibly be a Honda Civic, Ford Focus, or Nissan Sentra; the front and rear are cropped, so this is a best guess.

2. Toyota Highlander, likely first generation — approximately 2001–2007

   • Estimated used price: roughly $6,000–$11,000
   • Confidence: High
   • The center vehicle appears to have Toyota badging, a first-generation Highlander body, and likely “4WD” and “Highlander”/trim badges on the tailgate.

3. Honda CR-V, likely first generation — approximately 1997–2001

   • Estimated used price: roughly $4,000–$8,000
   • Confidence: Medium
   • This is the white SUV farther down the street with a rear-mounted spare tire. It most resembles an early Honda CR-V, although a first-generation Toyota RAV4 or Suzuki Vitara is also possible.

4. Toyota Prius, likely second generation — approximately 2004–2009

   • Estimated used price: roughly $4,000–$8,000
   • Confidence: Low to medium
   • The blue hatchback behind the white SUV has a silhouette and rear-light arrangement consistent with a second-generation Prius. It is too distant for a firm identification and could instead be another small hatchback or compact sedan.

5. Small light-colored sedan or hatchback — approximately late 1990s to mid-2000s

   • Estimated used price: roughly $2,500–$7,000
   • Confidence: Low
   • This is the pale vehicle farther left of the blue car. Make and model cannot be determined reliably from the visible pixels; any specific identification would be guessing.

6. Dark gray or black compact vehicle — approximately 1990s–2000s

   • Estimated used price: roughly $3,000–$9,000
   • Confidence: Low
   • A very distant vehicle is partially visible near the far-left edge. It may be a small sedan or hatchback, but the make and model are not discernible.

7. Dark SUV or crossover in the driveway — approximately 2000s–2010s

   • Estimated used price: roughly $5,000–$15,000
   • Confidence: Low
   • Only the upper body, windshield, and roof area are visible behind the trees and the Highlander. It appears to be a dark SUV/crossover, but identifying the make or model would be speculative.