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Welcome to the definitive guide for anyone researching the Fiat Punto 2014 price. Whether you’re a potential buyer, a dealer, or simply a curious enthusiast, this overview provides context and clarity on what you can expect when navigating the market for a compact city car that blends affordability with practicality. The Fiat Punto price varies across regions and conditions, but the 2014 model’s value sits comfortably within the competitive spectrum of its peers. In this article, we’ll cover the technical specifications, depreciation trajectory, market comparison and where the Punto truly shines—giving you a well‑rounded perspective before you check the exact numbers in your local market.

• Engine: 1.4L 12‑valve inline‑four petrol or optional 1.6 L diesel in certain markets, delivering 84–98 hp.
• Transmission: 5‑gear manual across all trims; automatic options were limited to the 1.4L/1.6L diesel variants.
• Fuel Type: Petrol (1.4L) and diesel (1.6L) with typical MPGe of 30–45 mpg depending on driving style.
• Dimensions: Length 3,685 mm; Width 1,680 mm; Height 1,455 mm; Wheelbase 2,130 mm. These compact figures make it ideal for tight city streets.
• Cargo Capacity: 371 L with rear seats up, expandable to 1,061 L when seats are folded.
• Interior Features: Cloth upholstery, column‑mounted steering wheel, selectable multi‑point cruise control, optional upgraded sound system and touchscreen infotainment in higher trims.
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, electronic stability control (included on most trims), plus available side airbags in premium configurations.
• Tires: 165 × 60 R14 (Punto) or 185 × 55 R16 (Punto Click), depending on the trim level.
• Fuel Economy: EPA or WLTP ratings range from 34–42 mpg combined, depending on driving conditions and engine choice.
• Warranty: Standard 3‑year/36,000‑km factory warranty, with optional extended cover for those taking the car on longer adventures.

Understanding the long‑term value of your vehicle is as essential as knowing its immediate Fiat Punto price. The 2014 could still be a striking choice for budget buyers, but inevitably, the market will see its worth recede. Fiat Punto depreciation follows a typical pattern for compact cars: an initial steep decline followed by a slower recovery. Most used Fiat Punto models lose 15–20% of their original price within the first year, then an additional 10–12% in the second year. After the first three years, depreciation tends to slow to around 8–9% annually, reflecting a gradual stabilization of the car’s resale value. If you wonder what is a 2014 Fiat Punto worth, knowing these percentages helps you gauge whether a particular listing is fair or overpriced.

When it comes to purchasing or selling, context matters. Compared to other compact city cars of the same era, the 2014 Fiat Punto holds its own against the Ford Fiesta, Hyundai i20, and the Kia Rio. While the Fiesta offers a slightly sportier drivetrain and the i20

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