The 2022 Lexus NX runs a median of $43,396 across live Canadian listings, with most cars landing between $40,396 and $45,496. That's a tight band. A roughly $5,100 spread from the low end to the high end tells you the market has settled on what this SUV is worth, so anything under $40,000 deserves a closer look and anything past $46,000 needs a reason to justify it.
Mileage on the typical car sits around 60,466 km. Every extra 10,000 km knocks about $648 off the asking price, which is gentle. Drive one for an extra 20,000 km past the median and you're looking at roughly $1,300 less, not the kind of hit that should scare you off a higher-km car in good shape.
How the trims sort out
The trim ladder covers real money. F Sport 2 sits at the bottom at $39,999, and the Base trim lands right on the overall median at $43,398. If you don't need the badge, the F Sport 2 is the value play here, coming in about $3,400 under the Base.
At the top, the Executive trim commands $49,024 with a wide range up to $52,892, a good $5,600 over the median car. Ultra Premium ($44,888), Luxury ($42,999), and Premium ($42,995) all cluster within a few hundred dollars of each other in the low-to-mid $43,000s, so the choice between them comes down to the specific car more than the trim name.
We flagged 16 deals on this model year over the last 90 days. Use the $40,396 to $45,496 range as your anchor: know which trim you're looking at, factor the mileage, and you'll spot a fair price fast.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Executive | $49,024 | $44,991–$52,892 |
| Ultra Premium | $44,888 | $44,650–$45,092 |
| Base | $43,398 | $42,198–$45,744 |
| Luxury | $42,999 | $41,998–$44,847 |
| Premium | $42,995 | $41,495–$43,242 |
| F Sport 2 | $39,999 | $39,995–$44,995 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.