The median 2016 Toyota Tundra in the Canadian market sits at $33,448. That's your anchor. Anything meaningfully under it deserves a look, and anything well over it needs a reason to justify the premium.
Most of these trucks change hands between $26,740 and $38,000. That's a wide band, roughly $11,000 from the low end to the high, which tells you condition and options swing this truck's value a lot. A clean, loaded example near the top of that range and a higher-km base truck near the bottom are both normal here, not outliers.
What to pay
The typical 2016 Tundra on the road has about 176,634 km on it. So when you're reading a listing, use that as your reference point. A truck with far fewer kilometres and a price near $38,000 can still be fair. One priced at the median with 220,000 km on the clock is asking you to overpay for the average.
We've flagged 4 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. Priced-right examples do surface, but they don't sit around. If you find one in the low $30s or below with reasonable kilometres, that's the part of the range where the value lives.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.