The 2026 Sprinter 2500 sits at a median of $87,353 in the Canadian market. Most of what's listed lands between $82,704 and $98,871, so anything under about $83k is at the sharp end of the range. With a median odometer reading of 301 km, these are effectively new vans moving through the used channel, which is why the pricing holds tight and high.
That $16k spread from the bottom to the top of the typical range mostly tracks configuration, not wear. On a van this fresh, you're paying for how it's built out, not how hard it's been run. Treat the middle of the range as your anchor and let a specific van's spec justify anything above it.
How the two roof heights price out
The High Roof carries the market. Its median is $87,353, with a typical range of $86,108 to $100,503, so even the cheaper High Roof examples start where the overall market sits. The Standard Roof is the value play here: a median of $82,028 and a tighter range topping out at $87,731. If you don't need the extra interior height, the Standard Roof saves you roughly $5,300 at the median and rarely climbs into six figures.
Five of these have been flagged as deals in the last 90 days. That's a thin but real signal that priced-right examples do surface. Know your target number before you look. On the High Roof, aim near $86k rather than the $100k ceiling. On the Standard Roof, the low $80s is a fair floor to hold out for.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| High Roof | $87,353 | $86,108–$100,503 |
| Standard Roof | $82,028 | $80,668–$87,731 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.