The typical 2010 Toyota Sienna sells for around $12,880 in the Canadian market right now. Most listings land between $7,900 and $14,995, so that's the band you're negotiating inside. Anything under $7,900 is either a project or hiding something, and anything pushing past $15,000 needs a real reason to justify it.
Median mileage sits at about 195,567 km. This is a van that's already done most of its odometer work, so you're paying for what's left rather than for a low-km unicorn. Judge a specific listing against that number. A Sienna with 150,000 km is genuinely below average for the year and can support a price near the top of the range. One sitting at 250,000 km should be closer to that $7,900 floor.
What to pay
The $7,000-plus spread between the low and high end is wide for a single model year, which tells you condition and history matter more than the sticker. Two vans at the same $12,880 median can be very different buys. Let mileage, service records, and rust be the tiebreaker, and use the range as your ceiling and floor rather than the asking price.
We've flagged 5 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. That's a steady trickle, not a flood, so if something clean shows up near or below the $12,880 median with reasonable km, it's worth moving on before it's gone.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.