The median 2010 Ford Econoline in the Canadian market sits at $26,750. That's your anchor. Most of these vans land between $21,999 and $38,625, which is a wide spread for a 15-year-old work vehicle, so where a specific one falls inside that range tells you a lot about what you're actually buying.
The median odometer reading is 163,009 km. For a van this age that's about what you'd expect, and it's the number to measure any listing against. A van priced near $26,750 with far fewer kilometres is doing better than the pack. One near the same price already past 200,000 km is worth a harder look.
What the price range is telling you
That gap from roughly $22,000 to $38,600 usually maps to condition, configuration, and how the van was worked. The bottom of the range is where the higher-km, heavily-used cargo units sit. The top end, north of $38,000, is where you'll find the cleaner or better-equipped examples. Anything asking above $38,625 needs to justify itself with something concrete, not just a nice photo.
We've flagged 3 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Not a flood, but enough to say priced-right examples do surface. If you're patient and you know the $26,750 median cold, you'll recognize one when it lands instead of paying up out of impatience.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.