The 2022 Jeep Cherokee sits at a median of $27,995 in the Canadian market right now. Most listings land between $25,495 and $29,999. That's a tight band, so if you're staring at a price outside those goalposts, it's worth asking why.
Median distance on these is 67,310 km. Anything well under that is where the money shifts. Each 10,000 km adds or shaves about $613 off the asking price. So a truck at 40,000 km and one at 90,000 km, same trim, should be roughly $3,000 apart on odometer alone. Use that as your quick sanity check when a low-km listing is priced like the rest.
How the trims stack up
The Trailhawk leads at a $27,998 median, with a typical range of $25,396 to $30,693. The Altitude comes in tighter at $26,096, mostly between $25,598 and $28,148. Neither strays far from the pack.
The Sport is the value play. Median sits at $24,995, roughly $3,000 under the Trailhawk. Its range runs wide though, $22,748 all the way to $29,915, which tells you condition and mileage swing the price hard on this one. A well-kept low-km Sport near the bottom of that range is the strongest deal in the lineup. A Sport priced near $29,000 is paying Trailhawk money for a lesser trim.
We've flagged 24 deals on the 2022 Cherokee in the last 90 days. Pair that with the mileage math and the trim spread, and you've got a clear read: hunt for a Sport or Altitude under median km, and don't pay over $29,999 unless something genuinely justifies it.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Trailhawk | $27,998 | $25,396–$30,693 |
| Altitude | $26,096 | $25,598–$28,148 |
| Sport | $24,995 | $22,748–$29,915 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.