Median price on the 2013 BMW X3 sits at $9,400 in the Canadian market right now. Most of what you'll find lands between $7,498 and $10,950. That's your working range. Anything under $7,500 usually means high mileage or a story behind the car, and anything over $11,000 is asking a premium you should be able to talk down.
The median car on the market has 155,840 km on it. So when you see a 2013 X3 priced near $9,400, assume it's carrying roughly that much distance unless the ad says otherwise. Read the odometer before you read the price.
What the kilometres cost you
Mileage moves the number in a way you can actually budget around. Every extra 10,000 km knocks about $376 off the price. Put another way, a car 40,000 km above the median should run you roughly $1,500 less than that $9,400 figure, all else equal. Flip it around when a low-km example shows up and you'll know whether the seller's premium is fair.
Use that $376-per-10,000 figure as your negotiating math. If two cars are priced the same but one has 30,000 fewer kilometres, the higher-mileage one is overpriced by about $1,100. Simple to check against any listing.
We've flagged 7 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so cars worth chasing do surface. Know your target price before you walk in. For a median-mileage example, that target is $9,400, and the mileage adjustment tells you which direction to push from there.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.