The median 2014 Ford Fiesta in the Canadian market sits at $6,945. Most of these cars trade between $5,750 and $8,124, so if a listing lands inside that window, you're paying a fair price for what everyone else is paying. Anything under $5,750 deserves a closer look. Not because it's a trap, but because low prices on this model year usually mean high kilometres or something the seller isn't leading with.
Median odometer reading here is about 128,900 km. That's the reference point for the median price, so a car at that mileage and around $6,945 is the definition of ordinary for this year. Lower kilometres push you toward the top of the range. Higher, toward the bottom.
What mileage does to the price
Each extra 10,000 km knocks roughly $156 off the asking price. That's a gentle slope. A Fiesta with 100,000 km versus one at 150,000 km is only about $780 apart on distance alone, so kilometres shouldn't dominate your decision the way they might on a pricier car. Condition, service history, and how the thing drives matter more here than the number on the dash.
Put that math to work. If you find a well-kept example at 160,000 km, the mileage penalty over the median is around $500. Price it accordingly and don't let a seller charge you median money for a higher-kilometre car.
One more signal worth knowing. We flagged 7 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, meaning cars priced below what the numbers say they should be. They come and go, so the move is to know your ceiling before you start looking.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.