The median 2013 Honda Fit in the Canadian market sits at $10,948, with most cars landing between $9,247 and $11,370. That's a tight window. When the spread from the 25th to the 75th percentile is only about $2,100, it tells you the market has basically agreed on what this year is worth.
The typical car on offer shows around 115,220 km on the clock. Keep that number in your head as your baseline. A Fit priced near $11,000 with mileage well under 115k is doing you a small favour. One asking that money with 150k+ isn't, and you've got room to push back.
What to actually pay
Use $9,247 as your anchor when you're negotiating. Anything at or below that low end is priced toward the value side, and if the car checks out mechanically, you don't need to overthink it. The $11,370 top of the range is where sellers start banking on low kilometres or clean history, so make them prove it before you agree.
Over the last 90 days we flagged 5 deals on this year. Not a flood, but enough that a genuinely underpriced Fit does surface if you're watching. If you find one sitting closer to $9,200 than $11,000 with reasonable mileage, that's your move.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.