The median asking price for a 2025 Lexus RC in the Canadian market sits at $69,500. These cars are basically new, with a median odometer reading of just 1,500 km, so what you're looking at is lightly driven inventory rather than genuine used stock.
The typical range runs wide, from $56,988 on the low end to $124,495 at the top. That's a spread of nearly $70,000 on the same nameplate, which tells you configuration matters a lot more than wear here. A car this fresh isn't losing value to mileage. It's the build and options that swing the number.
What that spread means for your offer
Anchor to the $69,500 median. Anything meaningfully below it, closer to that $56,988 floor, is either a stripped-down build or a listing worth a hard look. Sellers near the six-figure end are pricing in the loaded stuff, and you'll want to confirm the equipment justifies the jump before you take it seriously.
One thing to keep in mind. With a median of 1,500 km, the odometer won't be your main negotiating lever on this year. Focus on how a given car is optioned against the median, and treat the top of the range as a ceiling, not a benchmark.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.