The median 2018 Sprinter 2500 in the Canadian market sits at $38,995, with about 124,000 km on the clock. That's your anchor. If you're looking at one of these, that number is what a middle-of-the-road example actually clears for right now.
The typical range runs from $32,500 to $67,500. That's a wide spread, wider than you'd see on most passenger vehicles. A $35,000 spread on a single model year usually means the vans at the top end are carrying serious upfits, low kilometres, or both. A base cargo van and a fully built-out camper conversion are the same year and badge on paper, and the price tag tells the real story.
What to pay, and where the value sits
Anything at or below the $32,500 mark is priced like a high-kilometre or bare-bones example. Below that, look hard at condition and history. The gap between the median and the top of the range is roughly $28,500, which tells you the upper listings are a different animal, not just cleaner versions of the same van.
Around $38,995 is where a straightforward, drivable example lands. We've flagged 3 of these as deals in the last 90 days, so watchable pricing does show up, just not constantly at this volume in the market.
Bottom line: use $38,995 as your reference and read every listing against what it's actually offering. A van near the top of the range should come with the upfit or the low odometer to back it up. If it doesn't, the price is doing the talking for the wrong reasons.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.