The 2015 Jeep Cherokee sits at a median of $11,995 across live Canadian listings. Most of what you'll see falls between $8,888 and $13,995. That's your reality check: if a seller is asking $16,000, they're above the market, and anything under $9,000 is either a high-mileage car or a deal worth a closer look.
Median odometer reading is about 152,000 km, so this is a used vehicle priced like one. When you're comparing two of these, don't just eyeball the sticker. A car sitting at 120,000 km and one at 190,000 km should not cost the same money.
What the kilometres do to the price
Every extra 10,000 km knocks roughly $412 off. Run that out and it adds up fast. A Cherokee with 40,000 km more than the median should come in around $1,650 cheaper, all else equal. Use that as your bargaining math when a higher-mileage car is priced like a low-mileage one.
The trims split into two clear tiers. The Limited ($13,995) and Trailhawk ($13,992) land at the top, basically neck and neck. Below them sit the North at $11,682 and the Sport at $10,450. If you want the cheapest way into a 2015 Cherokee, the Sport is it, and its typical range starts as low as $7,270.
The Trailhawk is worth a note for one reason: its typical range runs from $12,912 to $15,900, a tighter band than the others. Those hold their asking prices more firmly, so expect less give on a good one. We've flagged 20 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, which tells you priced-right examples do move through the Canadian market regularly.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | $13,995 | $10,747–$15,405 |
| Trailhawk | $13,992 | $12,912–$15,900 |
| North | $11,682 | $8,933–$13,121 |
| Sport | $10,450 | $7,270–$11,499 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.