2022 Ford Bronco price in Canada: $40,888 median

The 2022 Ford Bronco sits at a median of $40,888 across the Canadian market. Most sit between $36,996 and $45,999, so if you're staring at an asking price outside that band, you've got a reason to ask why. Above it means a loaded trim or genuinely low kilometres. Below it usually means the odometer is telling a story.

Speaking of kilometres, the typical Bronco this year has run about 65,024 km. Every extra 10,000 km on the clock knocks roughly $1,070 off what buyers pay. That's a useful lever at the negotiating table. A truck sitting 30,000 km above the median should cost you around $3,200 less than one right at it, all else equal.

How the trims stack up

Trim is where the real spread lives. The Wildtrak tops the list at a $51,995 median, with most landing between $48,342 and $53,968. The Badlands follows at $45,995. Both carry a clear premium over the pack, and if you don't specifically want what they offer, you're paying for badge and hardware you may not use.

The value end is crowded and close. Big Bend comes in lowest at $36,972, with Base a whisker behind at $36,997 and Black Diamond at $39,995. That's a tight cluster of three trims all landing under $40k. If your goal is a Bronco for the least money and the trim label doesn't matter much to you, Big Bend and Base are doing the heavy lifting.

Outer Banks lands almost exactly on the overall median at $40,938, which makes it a clean reference point. Priced there, you're paying the middle of the market for the middle of the lineup. We've flagged 48 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so movement below these numbers does happen. Worth watching if you're patient.

Price by trim

Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of July 2026. Prices in CAD.