Used Jeep Commander prices

Asking price over time

Median asking price of newly listed cars, per week, for all Jeep Commander listings. Moves with the mix of model years listed. Filters don't change this chart.

$2,000$3,000$4,000$5,000$6,000Sep 21Oct 5Oct 19Nov 2
Typical asking price
$2,900
Most listings
$1,995–$4,500
Typical odometer
103,184 mi
Last 30 days
+2.7%

From 207 listings, all model years together. Updated November 8, 2026.

Price by model year

YearTypical priceListings
2010$2,8009
2009$2,50012
2008$3,00033
2007$4,00065
2006$2,30082

Price by trim

TrimTypical priceListings
Limited$3,50098
Sport$2,99920
Overland$3,5008

Price by odometer

OdometerTypical priceListings
0–50,000 mi$3,50016
50,000–100,000 mi$3,70083
100,000–150,000 mi$2,300100
150,000–200,000 mi$2,7008

Price by seller

SellerTypical priceListings
Private seller$2,900191
Dealer$4,50016

Price by transmission

TransmissionTypical priceListings
Automatic$2,900207

Price by fuel

FuelTypical priceListings
Gasoline$3,000168
Flex fuel$4,0004

Listings under the typical price

Compared with the same model year. Check the listing first: a low price can mean damage or a problem with the title.

Jeep Commander price facts

How much is a used Jeep Commander?

A used Jeep Commander typically asks $2,900, across all model years. Half of the 207 listings we priced in the last 90 days ask between $1,995 and $4,500, at a typical 103,184 mi.

How does the model year change a used Jeep Commander's price?

A 2008 Jeep Commander typically asks $3,000, while a 2006 asks $2,300. Those are the newest and oldest model years with at least 20 listings.

Which Jeep Commander trim costs the most?

Of the trims sellers name most often, the Limited asks the most at a typical $3,500, and the Sport the least at $2,999. Trim and model year move together, so compare like for like.

How much does mileage change a used Jeep Commander's price?

Cars at 50,000–100,000 mi typically ask $3,700, against $2,300 at 100,000–150,000 mi.

Are used Jeep Commander prices going up or down?

The typical asking price moved up 2.7% over the last 30 days. That can reflect the mix of cars listed as well as the market.

How we calculate this: asking prices from public marketplace listings matched to the Jeep Commander, excluding salvage and rebuilt titles, with placeholder and outlier prices removed. Each currency is its own market of local listings, not a conversion. Asking prices are not sale prices.

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