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Looking for a thumping, compact Italian sports car that still packs a punch in the city? The Abarth Grande Punto is a high‑performance hatchback that turns heads wherever it goes. The 2009 model, for instance, enjoyed an instantly recognizable design, a punchy turbo‑charged engine and a reputation for delivering driving pleasure at an approachable price point. Abarth Grande Punto price and its variations across the globe are of keen interest to buyers who want a spirited ride without breaking the bank.

When you ask a 2009 Abarth Grande Punto worth? the answer will depend on mileage, service history, and condition—but generally, people are keen to know the current market range of a used model and how it compares to fresh‑out units. Below, we dive into the details that help you gauge Abarth Grande Punto 2009 price, build out the spec sheet you need, and understand the vehicle’s depreciation curve.

• Engine: 1.6 L turbo‑charged 4‑cyl, 140 hp, 225 Nm torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual (common) or 6‑speed automatic (some markets)
• Powertrain: Front‑engine, front‑wheel layout
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline (95 RON or higher)
• Dimensions (L × W × H): 3,990 mm × 1,724 mm × 1,460 mm
• Wheelbase: 2,530 mm
• Boot Capacity: 320 L (rear seats down: 860 L)
• Top Speed: ~215 km/h (135 mph) achievable with the 140 hp engine
• 0‑100 km/h Time: ~7.6 seconds (7.2 seconds in the high‑performance 123 hp variant)

With this data in hand, you can ask what is a 2009 Abarth Grande Punto worth? in your specific area. The price ranges widely by country, market demand, and the overall condition of the vehicle. When we look at the used market, used Abarth Grande Punto price typically varies from a few thousand euros in regions where the model has saturated the used‑car supply to almost 10,000 € in markets that still celebrate Abarth’s legacy.

Depreciation Insight: How the Abarth Grande Punto Holds Its Value

Every car sits on a tension line between initial excitement and long‑term practicality. For the Abarth Grande Punto, Abarth Grande Punto depreciation is predictably brisk in the first few years, driven largely by the model’s niche status and the high cost of maintaining a turbo‑charged powertrain.

Years Since Purchase	Estimated Value Reduction (%)
0–1 year	15–20 %
2–3 years	10–12 %
4–5 years	5–7 %

In raw terms, a 2009 Abarth that enjoyed a short life span and low mileage may still be worth about 70 % of the original cost after three years—while a heavily used variant with higher mileage could be closer to 60 % of its launch price by that same period. The key takeaway is that the Abarth’s pricing curve is steeper in the first two years, then settles into a more gradual decline as the model ages.

For anyone wondering what is a 2009 Abarth Grande Punto worth? in practice, a sound method is to check reflective listings, local dealer inventories and foundational platforms such as used Abarth Grande Punto price. Historically, average figures for 2009 models in the UK and EU hovered around 4,800–6,500 €, while in the US and Australasia it could range between 6,000–8,500 $ depending on condition.

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