The median 2017 G-Class in the Canadian market sits at $89,995. That number is your anchor. If a listing lands near it, you're paying what most buyers pay for this year, with a median odometer reading around 80,800 km.
The typical range runs from $75,995 to $178,888, and that spread is enormous. A gap of more than $100,000 on the same model year tells you the price depends heavily on configuration and condition rather than the year alone. The floor around $76k is where the higher-mileage, plainer examples land. Anything pushing into six figures is a different animal.
Reading a $103,000 spread
When the range is this wide, the median stops being a strong signal on its own. A car listed at $130,000 isn't overpriced by default, and one at $77,000 isn't a steal by default. You have to match the price to what's actually in front of you. Trim, options, and how hard the truck was driven all move a G-Class more than a few years of age would.
Use $89,995 as your reference point, then work outward. Below it, expect more kilometres or fewer options. Above it, you're paying for a specific spec that commands the premium. We've flagged 8 deals on this year in the last 90 days, so cars worth acting on do surface. Know where a given listing falls in that $75,995 to $178,888 band before you decide it's one of them.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.