The typical 2010 Panamera on the Canadian market sits at a median of $33,390. That's the number to anchor on. Most listings land between $22,038 and $44,777, so the spread from a rough car to a clean one runs a bit over $22,000.
Median mileage on these is 111,402 km. A car sitting right around that number and priced near the middle of the range is a fair, unremarkable deal. Nothing to chase, nothing to run from.
Where the price actually lands
The $22,000-plus gap between the low and high end tells you condition and history are doing most of the work here. A car near $22,000 is either high-km, needs something, or both. Pay closer to $44,777 and you're buying the tidiest examples out there. If you see one under $22,038, treat it as a car to inspect hard, not a bargain to grab.
We've flagged 5 of these as deals in the last 90 days. That's a thin trickle, which fits a car this age and this niche. When one does surface below the median with sensible mileage, it won't sit around long.
Bottom line for a buyer: budget around $33,000 for a solid, average-km car, and let the price tell you the story. Below the range means questions. Above it means you're paying for peace of mind.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.