2023 Honda Odyssey price in Canada: $43,895 median

The 2023 Honda Odyssey sits at a median of $43,895 across live Canadian listings, with most asking prices landing between $41,897 and $46,529. That $4,600 spread is your working range. Anything under $41,900 deserves a second look, and anything over $46,500 needs a reason attached to it, like very low kilometres or a loaded trim.

Median mileage on these is 64,377 km, so the typical price already assumes a van with real distance on it. Kilometres do move the number in a predictable way here. Every extra 10,000 km knocks about $927 off the price. Two vans at the same trim, 40,000 km apart, should differ by roughly $3,700. If the higher-mileage one isn't cheaper by about that much, you're overpaying for the odometer.

How the trims stack up

Touring is the priciest of the three at a $44,345 median, running $42,365 to $46,618. The EX-L is the value end, with a $42,194 median and a tighter band from $41,142 to $44,246. That's roughly $2,150 less than Touring at the middle. If you don't need the extras that push a van up to Touring money, the EX-L is where your dollar goes furthest.

The Black Edition is the odd one. Its $42,998 median comes in below Touring despite being the flashier badge, though its typical range still climbs to $46,133 at the top. So a well-priced Black Edition can undercut a Touring, but a high-asking one costs Touring money without a clear reason. Check the individual listing against these numbers rather than assuming the name sets the price.

One more data point worth carrying into a negotiation: we've flagged 15 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. So genuinely underpriced 2023 Odysseys do surface in the Canadian market. You don't have to jump on the first van at $46,000 when the middle of the range is nearly two grand cheaper.

Price by trim

Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of July 2026. Prices in CAD.