The median 2015 Mercedes-Benz G-Class in the Canadian market sits at $71,800, with about 109,000 km on the clock. That number is your anchor. If a listing lands well under it, ask why. If it sits well over, the seller needs to show you what justifies the premium.
Most of these trade between $69,888 and $78,000. That's a fairly tight band for a truck this age, which tells you the market has settled on what a 10-year-old G-Wagen is worth. Anything priced inside that range is roughly fair. The interesting cases are the outliers on either end.
Where a buyer should push
The gap from the median to the top of the range is about $6,200. That's your negotiating room on a higher-asking example. Sellers near $78,000 are betting on lower mileage or condition, so make them prove it before you pay the difference. On the low side, near $69,888, a clean car with paperwork is a genuinely reasonable buy.
We've flagged one deal on this year in the last 90 days. These don't come up often, so when a well-priced one surfaces, it doesn't sit around waiting. Know your ceiling going in, and be ready to move when something lands under $70,000 with a clean history.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.