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2019 Ram 1500 prices in Saskatchewan

$26,940to$35,987

Typical asking range for a 2019 Ram 1500 in Saskatchewan — the middle half of 34 vehicles listed. Median $34,241, median odometer 143,862 km. The cheapest tenth ask under $25,175, the dearest tenth over $41,527.

Small sample: 34 vehicles. Every figure below is indicative only. A thin answer beats no answer, and we would rather say it is thin than let it read as more than it is.

What sellers are asking

$19,90034 vehicles, by asking price$51,104

How these 34 are configured

FieldValueListedShareMedian asking
Drivetrain4X434100%$34,241
Body stylePickup34100%$34,241
FuelGasoline2471%$34,738

Share of the 34 above; values under 5 vehicles are omitted, so a field need not total 100%.

Where they are in Saskatchewan

Seller cityListedShare of provinceMedian asking
Prince Albert618%$35,397
Saskatoon618%$32,242
Regina515%$26,777

Seller city, not buyer city: 17 of the 34 in Saskatchewan sit in these 3.

How long a 2019 Ram 1500 takes to sell in Saskatchewan

Median days to sell
10.5
middle half 5.1–41.2 days
Cut price before selling
7.7%
44.7d if discounted vs 8.4d if not
Typical discount
$800
from 13 completed listings
How long it tookDays listed
Fastest quarter, gone within5.1 days
Half of them gone within10.5 days
Three quarters gone within41.2 days
Nine in ten gone within44.1 days

13 2019 Ram 1500s in Saskatchewan that left the market. The ones still for sale are not in this table.

The same vehicle in other provinces

ProvinceVehicles listedMedian askingTypical range
Ontario144$31,253$26,306 – $35,822
Alberta94$33,569$28,989 – $37,873
Quebec64$29,995$25,990 – $32,995
British Columbia40$33,754$29,995 – $39,898
Manitoba36$33,997$28,962 – $37,317
Nova Scotia10$33,686$30,642 – $36,621

The model year either side

Inventory rather than price: Saskatchewan listing counts, seller counts and the top models by volume are on the Saskatchewan data page.

Updated 07 September 2026 · 34 priced listings from 26 sellers. Asking prices, not sale prices, and not an appraisal — how these figures are built, terms.