The median 2011 Toyota Sienna in the Canadian market sits at $8,998, with most examples landing between $7,749 and $14,071. That's a wide spread. It tells you condition, kilometres, and options are pulling asking prices in very different directions, so the sticker alone won't tell you whether you're getting a fair deal.
Median odometer reading is 248,440 km. So the typical van you'll find has done real work, and pricing reflects that. If you're looking at one near the $9,000 mark, expect it to be around that mileage. Anything asking near the top of the range should be noticeably fresher or loaded up to justify the jump toward $14,071.
How kilometres move the price
Every extra 10,000 km knocks about $403 off. Say you're weighing a van at 220,000 km against one at 280,000. That 60,000 km gap works out to roughly $2,400 in value, before you factor in condition. Use that as your anchor when a seller's asking price doesn't line up with what's on the clock.
CarSignal flagged 8 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Take the $403-per-10,000-km math, hold it against the $8,998 median, and you've got a solid read on where a given van should land. Pay near median for something around 248,000 km. Push toward the low end of the range if the odometer runs higher than that.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.