The median 2010 Lexus RX in the Canadian market sits at $12,800. Most sit between $11,500 and $14,998, so if you're staring at a listing outside that band you've got a reason to ask why. Above it, something had better justify the premium. Below it, check the history.
The typical listing has already covered 210,000 km. That's the baseline you're pricing against, not a low-km outlier. When you see one advertised well under $11,500, odometer and service records are usually the first place the story unravels.
What mileage does to the price
Distance moves the number by about $380 per 10,000 km. Small on paper, real over a spread. A car with 170,000 km against one with 240,000 km is roughly 70,000 km apart, which works out to close to $2,700 in value. That single gap can push a listing from one end of the typical range to the other, so weigh odometer against asking price before anything else.
Five of these got flagged as deals in the last 90 days. Not a flood. If one lands under $11,500 with clean records and mileage near or below 210,000 km, it's worth moving on. The math says most of the market clusters tight, so the genuinely good buys don't hang around at the bottom of the range for long.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.