The 2026 Lexus TX sits at a median of $77,459 in the Canadian market, with most examples landing between $75,400 and $83,950. That's a tight window for a three-row luxury SUV. Median mileage is 239 km, so these are effectively new cars changing hands.
With a spread that narrow, the median is a solid anchor. Pay much above $83,950 and you're at the top of what the market is asking. Anything near or below $75,400 is worth a closer look at the specifics.
How the trims stack up
Here's where it gets interesting. The Executive trim runs a median of $84,038, with a typical range of $79,391 to $85,004. The Ultra Luxury, despite the name, sits lower at a $75,630 median and a very tight $74,710 to $75,658 band.
So the Ultra Luxury is the cheaper way into a 2026 TX by roughly $8,400 at the median. If the badge alone isn't your priority, the numbers point that direction. Just know the Ultra Luxury barely moves off $75,630, so there isn't much room to haggle below that.
Four TX deals have been flagged in the last 90 days, so movement at the right price does happen. If a listing dips under the $75,400 mark, that's your cue to check it against the trim tables above.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Executive | $84,038 | $79,391–$85,004 |
| Ultra Luxury | $75,630 | $74,710–$75,658 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.