The median 2007 Lexus GS sits at $10,888 in the Canadian market right now. That's your anchor. Anything landing near it, at a car with roughly 134,800 km on the clock, is priced where the rest of the market lives.
Most of these cars fall between $9,500 and $11,900. So a fair chunk of the range is only about $2,400 wide, which tells you sellers broadly agree on what this car is worth. A price under $9,500 is worth a look, but it usually means higher mileage, cosmetic wear, or something in the history you'll want to check. Above $11,900 you're paying a premium, and it had better be a clean, low-km example to justify it.
What to pay
Use the median mileage as your yardstick. At around 134,800 km, a GS at $10,888 is a straight-down-the-middle deal. Fewer kilometres than that nudges the fair number up, more kilometres nudges it down.
Two cars in this year got flagged as deals over the last 90 days. That's a slow trickle, so when a well-priced one shows up, you won't have a dozen alternatives sitting next to it. Know your number before you go looking, and the $9,500 floor is the line I'd hold at as a target for a solid buy.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.