The median 2025 Honda Passport in the Canadian market sits at $49,963. That's your anchor. When you're weighing an asking price, start there and work outward.
Most of these land between $46,991 and $53,292. So a listing under $47K is priced at the low edge of what's out there, and anything past $53K is asking you to pay a premium. Neither is automatically a bad deal, but you'd want a reason for the gap. The typical spread is about $6,300 wide, which gives you real room to negotiate without stepping outside normal territory.
What the odometer tells you
The median Passport in this year has about 23,164 km on it. That's light for a used vehicle. For a 2025, it reads as a car that's barely broken in, so a listing well above that number should come with a price that reflects the extra wear.
Use the range as a gut check more than a rulebook. If someone's asking near $53K, look for the low mileage and the loaded configuration to back it up. If the odometer's climbing past the median and the price is still near the top of the band, that's your opening to push back toward $50K or below.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.