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Looking to buy a practical, budget‑friendly compact car? The Fiat Dobló has long been a favorite in markets where city‑friendly size, fuel efficiency, and easy maneuverability matter most. Whether you’re after a fresh new model or a used Fiat Dobló, you’ll want to know the straight facts: what a 2007 vehicle is worth, how the Fiat Dobló depreciation plays out over time, and how its price stacks up against similar wheeled contenders. Below you’ll find a clear snapshot of the 2007 Dobló’s key specs, a realistic depreciation roadmap, and a handy comparison window so you can gauge whether this small power‑horse aligns with your budget and lifestyle.

2007 Fiat Dobló — a quick snapshot

• Model & Year: Fiat Dobló 2007
• Engine: 1.0 L (rounded to 998 cc) inline‑four, cast‑iron block
• Power: ~45 hp at 5,200 rpm
• Torque: ~60 Nm at 3,200 rpm
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual, robust design suitable for daily traffic
• Fuel type: Standard gasoline (petrol)
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (FWD)
• Dimensions: Length 3,716 mm – Width 1,425 mm – Height 1,523 mm
• Wheelbase: 2,020 mm
• Boot space: 320 litres (rear seats down) – 155 litres (up)
• Interior: 5‑seat seating, compact yet efficient cabin with optional air‑conditioning, basic infotainment (radio/USB acceptor)
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, mechanical seat belts for all seats

These figures capture the essence of the 2007 Dobló’s design ethos: functional, economical, and built to survive heavy city traffic. Below are some quick facts that matter most when you’re hunting for a Fiat Dobló price:

• What is a 2007 Fiat Dobló worth? In used‑car markets, values range broadly, from about R$ 20,000 to R$ 30,000 in Brazil, depending on mileage, maintenance history, and condition. In markets outside South America, you’ll see a similar range in local currency after adjusting for exchange rates and import charges.
• Used Fiat Dobló price. The price point for a 2007 Dobló found in well‑maintained condition typically falls between R$ 22k–R$ 27k. Lower mileage variants or those graded “excellent” finish may trend toward the higher end of that spectrum.
• Fiat Dobló depreciation. Conventional wisdom and regional data suggest the Dobló tends to hold its value reasonably well. Below you’ll see a realistic broken‑down.

Depreciation Insight for the 2007 Fiat Dobló

Tax policies, used‑car supply, and economical maintenance patterns influence how quickly the 2007 Fiat Dobló sheds value. Here’s a straightforward look at what to expect:

• First year: Typically loses 15–20% of its value once you drive it off the showroom floor.
• Year 1–3: An average decline of about 5–8% each year.
• After year 4: The residual value stabilizes. Expect a further drop of roughly 3–5% every subsequent year, though the rate slows considerably once the car reaches around 7–8 years old.
• Long‑term value: By year 10, a 2007 Fiat Dobló could still fetch a respectable price if it’s in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition, often retaining 30–35% of its original purchase cost.

Because the Dobló’s maintenance and parts are relatively inexpensive, and because its lightweight platform yields solid fuel economy, its depreciation

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