A 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer sits at a median of $64,999 across live Canadian listings. That's your anchor. Most of what's out there falls between $59,380 and $69,727, so anything asking well above $70K needs a reason you can point to, and anything under $59K deserves a hard look at why it's priced that low.
The typical spread is about $10,300 wide. That gap isn't random. Most of it comes down to distance on the odometer, condition, and how the trim is optioned. The median example has already covered 76,021 km, which is a useful reference point when you're weighing a specific listing against the pack.
What the kilometres cost you
Every 10,000 km knocks roughly $1,892 off the asking price. Real money. A truck at 40,000 km should command something like $6,800 more than one at 76,000 km, all else equal, and one pushing 120,000 km sits well below the median for the mileage alone. When you compare two listings, run the odometer difference through that number before you decide one is a better deal.
We flagged 13 of these as deals over the last 90 days. So the market does throw up prices below what the mileage and condition would justify. If you're patient and you know your anchor is $64,999, you can wait for one to land in your range instead of overpaying on the first one you see.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.