The median 2024 Lexus NX sits at $49,900 in the Canadian market. Most of what's out there lands between $47,200 and $52,900, so if you're staring at an asking price inside that band, you're looking at a normal deal, not a steal and not a rip.
These are recent cars. The median odometer reads about 37,476 km, which is roughly a year of driving for most people. That youth is part of why the spread is fairly tight. You're paying near-new money for near-new mileage.
How mileage and trim move the number
Kilometres cost you about $562 for every 10,000 on the clock. That's a gentle slope. A car with 60,000 km instead of the typical 37,000 is only worth roughly $1,300 less on mileage alone, so don't overpay for a low-odometer example when the difference in wear is that small in dollar terms.
Trim is where the real money hides. The F Sport 3 tops the range at a $54,495 median, running about $4,600 over the base car. The Ultra Premium ($51,745), Ultra Luxury ($51,248), and F Sport 2 ($51,233) all cluster in the low-to-mid $51k range, close enough that badge preference matters more than price between them.
At the value end, the Base and Premium trims share a $48,995 median, and Luxury sits at $49,495. If you don't need the F Sport styling or the top packages, the Base car does the NX job for the least. We've flagged 23 deals on this year in the last 90 days, so priced-right examples do surface if you're patient.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| F Sport 3 | $54,495 | $53,999–$55,499 |
| Ultra Premium | $51,745 | $49,140–$53,448 |
| Ultra Luxury | $51,248 | $49,424–$52,550 |
| F Sport 2 | $51,233 | $49,538–$52,921 |
| Luxury | $49,495 | $46,240–$52,444 |
| Base | $48,995 | $47,992–$50,926 |
| Premium | $48,995 | $46,900–$50,293 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.