The 2024 Honda Odyssey sits at a median of $48,994 across live Canadian listings, with most asking prices landing between $47,454 and $50,035. That's a tight window. When the typical range is only about $2,600 wide, sellers don't have much room to hide, and you have a clear number to argue against.
The median example on the market has about 47,600 km on it. Anything meaningfully under that, priced at the median, is worth a closer look. Anything well over it should be closer to the bottom of the range or below.
What mileage does to the price
Kilometres move this one gently. Every 10,000 km knocks roughly $723 off the asking price, so the gap between a 30,000 km van and an 80,000 km van is only around $3,600 on paper. Mileage alone won't make or break a deal here. Condition, history, and where the price falls in that $47,454 to $50,035 band matter more.
The trims are worth reading closely, because the spread is narrow. Touring runs a median of $47,995, EX-L sits at $48,995, and the Black Edition tops out at $49,997. So the whole trim ladder covers about $2,000. If you want the most van for the fewest dollars, Touring is the value play at the bottom of that range. Paying near $50,000 for a Black Edition only makes sense if that specific trim is what you're after.
Fourteen deals flagged in the last 90 days tells you cars at or below the median do surface. If a listing is asking above $50,035, you have the numbers to push back or walk.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Black Edition | $49,997 | $49,598–$50,995 |
| EX-L | $48,995 | $47,388–$49,660 |
| Touring | $47,995 | $47,034–$48,994 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.