The median asking price for a 2014 Ford Econoline sits at $19,900 across live Canadian listings. That's your anchor. If you're staring at a number well above it, the seller needs a reason beyond the badge on the tailgate.
Most of these vans land between $11,949 and $32,975. Wide gap. A $21,000 spread on a ten-year-old work van usually comes down to condition, upfit, and how many kilometres are on the clock. Median mileage here is 132,900 km, so anything meaningfully under that is doing part of the work to justify a price near the top of the range.
What the kilometres cost you
Mileage moves the price in a way you can put a dollar figure on. Every 10,000 km knocks roughly $1,219 off the asking price on this model year. So a van at 100,000 km should command around $4,000 more than one sitting at the 132,900 km median, all else equal. Run that math before you fall for a low-km listing that's priced like it's brand new.
One more read on the market: we've flagged 5 deals on the 2014 Econoline in the last 90 days. That's how often a listing has come in low enough to be worth a second look. Use the $19,900 median and the per-km math to know one when you see it.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.