The 2024 Lexus TX sits at a median of $63,999 across live Canadian listings. Most cars land between $61,995 and $73,388, so if you're being quoted inside that band, you're paying a normal market price. Anything under $62K on a clean car is worth a hard look.
That range is wide for one reason: trim. The floor of the range is basically the base pricing, and the top is what a loaded car pulls. Where a specific TX falls depends less on how it's been driven and more on the badge on the tailgate. We've flagged 13 deals on this model year in the last 90 days.
How the trims sort out
The Luxury and Ultra Luxury trims run almost on top of each other. Luxury has a median of $62,995 and Ultra Luxury barely edges it at $63,472. For roughly $500 more you're stepping up to Ultra Luxury, which is a small gap if that's the car you want. The F Sport Performance 2 is the outlier at $73,995, a full $11,000 north of the Luxury. That's the trim driving the top of the overall range.
For value, the base Luxury is the pick. It carries the lowest median and a tight typical range of $62,995 to $63,999, so there's very little price scatter to chase. You know what fair looks like before you walk in.
Mileage moves the needle slowly here. Every 10,000 km knocks about $450 off. The median car shows 32,000 km, so a TX with double that, around 64,000 km, should only run roughly $1,400 cheaper on mileage alone. Don't let a seller wave off high odometer readings as a big discount, and don't overpay to shave a few thousand kilometres off a low one.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| F Sport Performance 2 | $73,995 | $73,495–$75,990 |
| Ultra Luxury | $63,472 | $62,995–$63,888 |
| Luxury | $62,995 | $62,995–$63,999 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.