The median 2010 Venza runs about $10,422 in the Canadian market right now. Most listings land between $9,924 and $10,906, so this is a tight cluster. That narrow spread tells you something useful: sellers roughly agree on what this car is worth, and there isn't much room to argue price on the merits.
The typical car at this price has around 186,927 km on the clock. That's a well-used vehicle, which is what you'd expect for a 2010, and it's baked into that median already. If a car you're looking at sits well below that mileage and is still asking near $10,900, you're paying a premium for the odometer reading.
What to actually pay
Given how compressed the range is, I'd treat anything under $9,924 as worth a hard look. Under the low end usually means either a genuine bargain or a reason the price got cut, so read the listing carefully before you get excited. Above $10,906 you're at the top of what this year commands, and you'd want lower-than-median kilometres or a clean history to justify it.
One more signal from our side: we've flagged 3 deals on this year in the last 90 days. Not a flood, so if a well-priced one shows up, don't sit on it for a week expecting three more to appear.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.