The median 2012 Ford Expedition in the Canadian market sits at $10,688. Half the listings land between $10,500 and $10,999, so you're looking at a tight $499 spread around the middle. That's a narrow window for a vehicle this age, and it gives you a clean number to anchor to.
What that tightness tells you: sellers have mostly settled on where this truck belongs. If you're staring at an asking price north of $11,000, you've got a real case to push back. Anything at or under $10,500 is at the low edge of what the market's actually paying, worth a closer look at the condition.
What to pay
The typical example carries around 246,000 km on the odometer, which is the mileage baked into that $10,688 median. Treat that as your reference point. A truck well under 246,000 km justifies paying toward the top of the range or a bit above; one pushing higher should come in under it.
One deal got flagged here in the last 90 days, so this isn't a year with a steady stream of standout prices moving through. Patience helps. Know the $10,688 median cold, and let a seller come to you rather than chasing the first listing you find.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.