The 2017 Toyota Sienna sits at a median of $24,598 across live Canadian listings. Most of what you'll find falls between $18,995 and $29,442, so anything under about $19K is priced at the low end and worth a closer look at the mileage and condition to understand why.
The typical car on the market has around 146,640 km on it. That's a useful anchor. If you're looking at one with meaningfully fewer kilometres, expect to pay above the median, and the opposite holds for a high-mileage example.
What mileage does to the price
Every extra 10,000 km knocks roughly $935 off the asking price. So a Sienna with 100,000 km carries about $4,300 more value than the median car, and one closer to 200,000 km sits a few thousand below it. Run that math before you decide a listing is a good deal, because a low sticker on a high-km van isn't really a discount.
The trims spread wide. The XLE runs a median of $33,600, well above the range for the rest of the lineup, with a tight typical band of $31,995 to $34,999. If you want the loaded version you'll pay for it, and there isn't much room to negotiate down.
The LE and SE are where the value lives. The LE medians at $20,748 and the SE at $21,143, roughly $400 apart, and both stretch down into the high teens on the low end. For most buyers, an LE at the bottom of its $17,221 to $26,410 range is the strongest play on price. We've flagged 13 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so priced-right examples do surface.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Xle | $33,600 | $31,995–$34,999 |
| SE | $21,143 | $19,373–$27,771 |
| LE | $20,748 | $17,221–$26,410 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.