The 2019 Ford Expedition sits at a median of $36,998 in the Canadian market. Most listings land between $32,335 and $41,808. That roughly $9,500 spread is what you're negotiating inside, and where a car falls in it comes down mostly to distance on the clock.
Speaking of which, mileage carries real weight here. Every 10,000 km knocks about $1,337 off the asking price. The typical example on the market is showing 167,936 km, so if you find one well under that, expect to pay above the median. Well over it, and you've got room to push below $33,000.
How the trims price out
The Limited runs a median of $36,998, with a typical band of $30,985 to $40,973. The Platinum, the higher-spec option, comes in at $36,910 with a tighter range of $34,666 to $41,997. So the two sit within a hundred dollars of each other at the median.
What that tells you: the Platinum badge isn't commanding much of a premium at these prices, but its floor is higher. A well-worn Limited can dip near $31,000, while the cheapest Platinum you'll realistically see is closer to $34,700. If you want the most truck for the fewest dollars and don't need the top trim, a higher-km Limited is the value buy.
We flagged 7 solid deals on this year over the past 90 days. Use the mileage math as your anchor. A price near $37,000 on a truck around 168,000 km is right on the money. Anything cheaper should have the odometer to justify it, and anything pricier had better be low-km.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | $36,998 | $30,985–$40,973 |
| Platinum | $36,910 | $34,666–$41,997 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.