The median 2011 Ford Transit-Connect in the Canadian market sits at $9,488. That's your anchor. Anything a few hundred below it and you're doing fine, anything well above and the seller needs to justify why.
The typical range runs from $4,000 to $11,995, which is wide for a single model year. The low end usually means high wear, a rough interior, or a van that's been worked hard as a fleet or delivery vehicle. The top end is closer to $12k and tends to be the cleaner, better-kept examples. Most fair deals land closer to the middle than either extreme.
What the numbers tell a buyer
Median odometer reading is 139,000 km. For a van from 2011, that's expected mileage, and it means the $9,488 figure already reflects a vehicle with real distance on it. If you're looking at one showing a lot less, the ask should be higher. A lot more, and the price should slide toward that $4,000 floor.
One deal got flagged here in the last 90 days. That's our own signal, not a measure of how many are for sale, and for an older commercial van it tells you movement on this year is quiet rather than hot. No rush either way. Use the $9,488 median and the $4,000 to $11,995 band to decide what any given van is actually worth, and walk if the number doesn't fit the condition.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.