The 2021 Ford Transit-Connect sits at a median of $32,800 in the Canadian market. What stands out is how tight the middle of the market is: the typical range runs from $32,189 to $32,800. That's a spread of about $600. Most sellers are asking within a few hundred dollars of each other, so if you're seeing something well below $32,189, it's worth understanding why before you get excited.
Mileage on the typical example lands around 91,845 km. That's a useful anchor. If the van you're looking at has more kilometres than that, expect to pay less, and if it has fewer, sellers will push for more.
What mileage does to the price
Each extra 10,000 km knocks about $370 off the price. That's a gentle slope. A van with 120,000 km instead of 90,000 km should run roughly $1,100 cheaper on odometer alone. Use that math to sanity-check any asking price against the mileage on the sticker.
The trims tell a more interesting story than the headline number. The XL carries a median of $29,871, with most listings between $28,990 and $29,995. The XLT actually sits lower at a $24,450 median, but its range is wide, from $22,599 all the way to $30,488. So the XLT is where the bargains live and also where the overpriced ones hide. If you're shopping XLT, the spread means you have room to negotiate, and you need to compare mileage and condition carefully because two XLTs can be $8,000 apart.
CarSignal flagged 17 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Given how compressed the main price band is, a genuine deal usually shows up as an XLT priced toward the bottom of its range or an example carrying below-average kilometres. Know the $32,800 median, watch the mileage, and let the trim guide where you look.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| XL | $29,871 | $28,990–$29,995 |
| XLT | $24,450 | $22,599–$30,488 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.