The median asking price for a 2013 G-Class in the Canadian market is $63,994. That's the number to anchor on. Half the cars sit above it, half below, and it gives you a fair read on what a decade-old G-Wagen actually commands right now.
Most listings land between $58,665 and $66,496. That's a tight window for a vehicle this old, only about $7,800 from the low end of typical to the high end. When a range is this compressed, it tells you the market has already sorted these cars out. A price much below $58,665 is worth a hard look at condition and history rather than a celebration. Anything pushing past $66,496 needs to justify itself with low kilometres or documented care.
Where the kilometres sit
The typical 2013 on offer has around 126,932 km on it. Use that as your baseline. A car near the median price with mileage well under that figure is doing better than average on the one metric that ages a G-Class hardest. One priced at the median with 160,000-plus km is asking you to pay for wear you don't want.
We've flagged 2 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. These trucks don't turn over fast, so genuine value shows up rarely. If you're set on a 2013, patience pays more than hurry here.
Bottom line: budget around $64,000, treat the $58k to $66k band as your negotiating field, and let the odometer break the tie. Under 127,000 km at or below median is where the real buys live.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.