
Used Vans Under $50,000
15 vans listed across the U.S. at $50,000 or less, from eBay Motors, dealers and private sellers. Updated as listings are added and sold.
- Median price
- $8,500
- Middle 50% of prices
- $4,975–$13,750
- Median mileage
- 146,050 mi
- Model years
- 1958–2017
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New listing232,096 miCargo van
1997 Dodge Ram Van B2500
$5,000
- Gasoline
- Automatic
- RWD
Keenesburg, ColoradoeBay Motors
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New listing217,000 miCargo van
2000 Ford E-250 Econoline E250 VAN
$4,000
- Gasoline
- RWD
Fairfield, ConnecticuteBay Motors
New listing172,000 miCargo van
2017 Nissan NV 1500 S
$13,750
- Gasoline
- Automatic
- RWD
Springfield, TennesseeeBay Motors
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New listing50,000 miVan
1985 Volkswagen Bus/Vanagon CAMPMOBILE
$16,750
- Gasoline
- Manual
- RWD
Catawba, North CarolinaeBay Motors
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New listing187,012 miVan
1999 Volkswagen EuroVan CAMPER
$24,900
- Gasoline
- Automatic
- FWD
Castle Rock, ColoradoeBay Motors
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New listing146,050 miVan
2001 Ford E-350 Super Duty Chinook Premier Class B RV
$39,000
- Gasoline
- Automatic
- RWD
Bradenton, FloridaeBay Motors
New listing226,476 miCargo van
2013 Ford E-Series Van E350 SUPER DUTY VAN
$4,975
- Gasoline
- Automatic
- RWD
Greenville, South CarolinaeBay Motors
Before you buy a used van
- Ex-fleet vans can have very high hours of idling: ask for maintenance records.
- Check the cargo area floor, doors and roof for damage from loading.
- Run the VIN for open safety recalls and ask the seller whether they have been repaired (repairs are free at a dealer).
Market snapshot
How much do used vans under $50,000 cost?
Across 15 current listings, the median asking price is $8,500, and half are priced between $4,975 and $13,750. Prices change as listings are added and sold.
What are the most common makes?
Right now: Volkswagen (4), Chevrolet (3), Ford (3).
How many miles do they typically have?
The median is 146,050 mi, for model years 1958–2017.
Based on active listings on AutoListingSearch; asking prices, not sale prices.