Updated October 2026
2013 Ford Escape value in Canada
A 2013 Ford Escape S with 230,000 km is worth about $3,800–$4,600 in a private sale in Canada, and about $1,300 as a trade-in at a dealer (Offro estimate, October 2026). Dealers list the same car for $3,000–$9,350. Trim, mileage, condition and province all move the number — see the tables below.
Prices for a 2013 Escape vary more than most with condition, options and history. Treat these values as a starting point, and get an estimate for your exact car.
How much is a 2013 Ford Escape worth by trim and mileage?
At 230,000 km, the Titanium is worth the most (about $5,150 privately) and the SE the least (about $4,500).
S
- 140,000
- $5,850–$7,150Trade-in $2,200
- 230,000
- $3,800–$4,600Trade-in $1,300
- 320,000
- $3,350–$4,200Trade-in $850
SE
- 140,000
- $5,700–$6,800Trade-in $2,400
- 230,000
- $3,750–$4,500Trade-in $1,350
- 320,000
- $3,250–$4,000Trade-in $950
SEL
- 140,000
- $6,450–$7,950Trade-in $2,400
- 230,000
- $4,050–$4,950Trade-in $1,300
- 320,000
- $3,500–$4,350Trade-in $950
Titanium
- 140,000
- $7,150–$8,650Trade-in $2,850
- 230,000
- $4,300–$5,150Trade-in $1,650
- 320,000
- $3,600–$4,450Trade-in $1,100
How much does mileage change the value?
Going from 140,000 km to 320,000 km takes about $2,950 (41%) off the private-sale price of a 2013 Escape S.
Does condition or an accident change the price?
A clean Escape sells for about $50 more than an average one.
Rough
- Private sale
- $3,750–$4,600
- Trade-in
- $1,200
Average
- Private sale
- $3,800–$4,600
- Trade-in
- $1,300
Clean
- Private sale
- $3,900–$4,650
- Trade-in
- $1,450
With an accident
- Private sale
- $3,800–$4,600
- Trade-in
- $1,300
Is a 2013 Ford Escape worth more in Quebec, Ontario or the West?
It sells for the most in Alberta (about $5,250) and the least in Quebec (about $4,100).
Alberta
- Private sale
- $4,400–$5,250
- Trade-in
- $1,700
British Columbia
- Private sale
- $4,300–$5,150
- Trade-in
- $1,600
Ontario
- Private sale
- $3,800–$4,600
- Trade-in
- $1,300
Nova Scotia
- Private sale
- $3,550–$4,350
- Trade-in
- $1,150
Quebec
- Private sale
- $3,450–$4,100
- Trade-in
- $1,250
What will a 2013 Ford Escape be worth next year?
If you drive about 17,000 km, expect roughly $3,300–$3,950 in a private sale by October 2027, about $650 less than today. This is a projection, not an offer.
Trade-in, private sale or dealer price: what's the difference?
The trade-in value is what a dealer would likely pay you for the car today. The private-sale range is what to list it at: the low end sells in about 2 weeks, the high end in about 6. The dealer price is what dealers ask when they resell the same car, which includes their reconditioning, warranty and margin.
How does Offro calculate these values?
Offro's price models learn from hundreds of thousands of real vehicle sales and dealer listings across Canada, and we retrain them every week. Each value on this page is the model's estimate for the exact trim, mileage, condition and province shown. Your car's options, history and condition can move it, so get a free estimate for your exact car.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a 2013 Ford Escape worth?
A 2013 Ford Escape S with 230,000 km is worth about $3,800–$4,600 in a private sale in Canada, and about $1,300 as a trade-in at a dealer (Offro estimate, October 2026). Dealers list the same car for $3,000–$9,350. Trim, mileage, condition and province all move the number — see the tables below.
What is the trade-in value of a 2013 Ford Escape?
About $1,300 for a S with 230,000 km in average condition, in a range of $1,200 to $2,200 depending on the car.
What should I list my 2013 Escape for?
List at about $4,600 to sell in around 6 weeks, or about $3,800 to sell in around 2 weeks.
How many km is normal for a 2013 Escape?
About 230,000 km. Canadians drive roughly 17,000 km a year.
Which 2013 Escape trim is worth the most?
The Titanium, at about $5,150 privately with 230,000 km.
Can I sell my Escape to Offro?
In Quebec, Offro can make you a cash offer. Elsewhere in Canada, we can help you sell it for more than a trade-in. Start with a free estimate.