The typical 2025 Ford Bronco sells for around $59,268 in the Canadian market, with most landing between $51,748 and $66,337. That's a wide band, roughly $14,600 from one end to the other, so what you pay depends heavily on trim and how many kilometres are on the clock. Median mileage sits at just 16,096 km, which tells you these are barely broken in.
Use that median as your anchor. If a Bronco is priced above $66,337, you want a clear reason for it: a high trim, low kilometres, or extras that justify the jump. Below $51,748 and you're either looking at a base configuration or something worth a second look before you sign.
How trim and mileage move the number
Mileage costs real money here. Every 10,000 km knocks about $3,406 off the price. A Bronco with 40,000 km should run roughly $8,000 under one near the 16,096 km median, all else equal. Run that math against any listing before you decide it's a deal.
Trim is where the spread gets dramatic. The Big Bend is the value entry at a $49,988 median, while the Outer Banks lands close to the overall median at $59,795. Step up to the Badlands and you're at $70,730. The Raptor is its own category entirely at $119,980, with a tight range between $118,997 and $124,834, so there's little haggling room on those.
If you want the most truck for the least outlay, the Big Bend does the job. It sits about $9,300 under the model-wide median and its own range is narrow, from $48,788 to $51,999, so pricing on it is predictable. We've flagged 16 deals on the 2025 Bronco in the last 90 days, so worthwhile listings do surface if you're patient.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Raptor | $119,980 | $118,997–$124,834 |
| Badlands | $70,730 | $68,172–$73,354 |
| Outer Banks | $59,795 | $58,198–$63,442 |
| Big Bend | $49,988 | $48,788–$51,999 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.