Most cars land between $60,000 and $70,900. The floor and the median are close together, only about $1,900 apart, so genuinely cheap examples are rare. The room is on the upside instead. Something priced near $70,900 isn't automatically overpriced, but it needs the condition, options, or history to justify sitting near the top of the range.
What the mileage tells you
The typical 2015 on offer shows around 55,754 km. For a car that's a decade old, that's light use, and it means most sellers are pricing off a well-kept driver rather than a high-mileage runabout. If a listing carries a lot more distance than that, expect it to sit toward the bottom of the range or below it.
So how should you play a $61,900 median? Treat anything at or under it with roughly average kilometres as a fair starting point, and push back hard on cars near $70,900 that don't bring extra to the table.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.