The 2017 Toyota Sequoia sits at a median of $40,145 in the Canadian market right now. That's your anchor. Half the listings ask more, half ask less, and the number gives you a clean starting point before you look at anything else on a specific truck.
Most of the market lands between $30,196 and $43,685. That's a wide spread, close to $13,500 from the low end to the high end. Condition, mileage, and how a seller prices it all push a given Sequoia around inside that band. A price in the low $30s isn't a scam and a price near $43K isn't a rip-off. Both live inside what buyers are actually paying.
How the range should shape your offer
Median mileage on these is 163,596 km. Use that as your yardstick. A truck with meaningfully less on the clock justifies asking above the $40,145 median. One well past 163K should sit lower in the band, closer to that $30,196 floor.
CarSignal has flagged 3 deals on the 2017 Sequoia in the last 90 days. Those are listings that came in priced below what the market supports. It's not a flood of bargains, so when one shows up under $30K in decent shape, it won't sit around waiting.
If you're negotiating, walk in with the $40,145 figure and the mileage on the truck in front of you. Anything asking near $43,685 needs to earn it with low kilometres or clean history. Anything in the low $30s is worth a hard look.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.