The 2011 Honda CR-Z sits at a median of $8,700 in the Canadian market right now. That's your anchor. If a seller is asking well above it, they need a reason you can point to on the car itself.
Most of these land between $8,125 and $8,975. That's a tight band, only about $850 wide, so the market has settled on what this car is worth. A price inside that range is normal. Above $8,975 you're paying a premium, below $8,125 is worth a closer look at why.
What the numbers tell you at the negotiating table
The typical CR-Z on the market has around 234,950 km on it. That's real mileage, and it's baked into the median already. So $8,700 is what a high-odometer example goes for. If you find one sitting well under 235,000 km, that's a point in your favour, not the seller's excuse to tack on more than the range supports.
We've flagged 2 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Not a flood, so when a genuinely well-priced one shows up, it doesn't sit around long.
Play it straight. Start from $8,700, adjust for how the odometer compares to that 235,000 km baseline, and don't drift past $8,975 without a clear reason.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.