GR Corolla Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The GR Corolla is Toyota's performance model, sold in a core version, a Premium Plus version, and a limited-edition GRMN. Its trims are sold with a manual or an automatic transmission, and the transmission changes the price.

The prices on this page are for the 2026 model year. A 2027 price is not available in the data used here, so the 2026 figures are shown as the current reference. A newer model year may be priced differently, so confirm with a Toyota dealer or on Toyota's site before you plan around them.

Two kinds of numbers appear below. Toyota lists MSRP before destination, and MotorTrend lists prices including destination. They are kept in separate tables and should not be mixed.

Toyota's before-destination prices are $40,520 for the core GR Corolla and $46,565 for the Premium Plus. The GRMN Corolla, a limited edition, is $64,360.

Destination is added on top of these figures. Look for it on the window sticker or in Toyota's build tool.

MotorTrend lists prices with destination included and splits the trims by transmission.

The core GR Corolla is $41,815 with the manual and $43,815 with the automatic. The Premium Plus is $47,860 with the manual and $49,860 with the automatic. The GRMN with the manual is $65,655.

Compare the manual and automatic versions of the same trim to see what the transmission choice costs. Because these figures include destination, they are higher than the Toyota figures for the same trim. For example, the core GR Corolla is $40,520 before destination and $41,815 including it with the manual. The gap comes from destination, which only the MotorTrend figure includes.

• Trim. The core, Premium Plus, and GRMN sit at very different price points.
• Transmission. The manual and automatic versions carry different prices in the MotorTrend data.
• Destination. Toyota adds it to every new vehicle. It is included in the MotorTrend figures and not in Toyota's.
• Options and accessories. Toyota sells accessories whose cost varies. Use the build tool to see them.
• Taxes and registration. Both depend on your state.
• Dealer fees. Documentation fees vary by dealer and location.

Performance models often draw more demand than supply, and some dealers add charges above MSRP, sometimes labeled as market adjustments. Others sell at sticker. This varies by region and by dealer. Ask for an itemized written quote, compare more than one dealer, and be ready to walk away if a charge is not explained.

The GRMN is a limited edition, so availability is tighter than for the core and Premium Plus. Expect a different conversation with the dealer about price and allocation.

• The core version is the lowest-cost way into the GR Corolla.
• The Premium Plus costs more and is the step up for buyers who want more equipment. Compare the standard features on Toyota's site.
• The GRMN is a limited edition at a much higher price, and it is aimed at collectors and enthusiasts.

Decide on transmission first, since it affects the price in every trim.

• Insurance. Rates for performance models can be higher. Get quotes before you buy.
• Fuel. Costs depend on how you drive. Check fueleconomy.gov for official EPA ratings.
• Tires and brakes. Performance cars may wear them faster with spirited driving. Ask your dealer about replacement costs.
• Maintenance. Ask about service intervals and warranty coverage.
• Registration. Fees vary by state.

Payments depend on your credit, down payment, and term. Toyota and its dealers sometimes advertise finance and lease offers on specific models. Compare them with a quote from your bank or credit union. For personal financial advice, consult a licensed professional.