The median 2023 Ford Transit sits at $57,800 on live Canadian listings. Most of what's out there falls between $51,705 and $69,800, so that's your working range when you're sizing up an asking price. Anything landing near the low end deserves a closer look, and anything up around $69,800 needs to justify the premium with either low kilometres or a loaded configuration.
That's a wide spread, close to $18,000 from bottom to top. The median mileage is 55,132 km, which is a useful anchor. A van reading well under that with an asking price above the median is worth questioning. One reading well over 55,000 km near the top of the range is probably overpriced.
How kilometres move the price
Mileage is doing real work here. Each additional 10,000 km knocks about $1,332 off what a 2023 Transit fetches. Run the math on a van with 90,000 km against one at the 55,132 km median and you're looking at roughly $4,600 of difference from distance alone. Use that number to sanity-check any listing. If a higher-mileage van isn't discounted to match, the seller is banking on you not doing the arithmetic.
We've flagged 27 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. That tells you there's live movement in the Canadian market, and worthwhile prices do surface if you're watching. Bring the median and that $1,332-per-10,000-km figure to the table and you'll know quickly whether an asking price holds up.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.