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Discover what makes the Opel Combo N1 one of the most practical medium‑size vans on the market. Whether you’ve just heard about the Opel Combo N1 price for new models or are looking for a used find, this overview gives you the facts you need—along with insights into how the vehicle holds its value. If you’re wondering what is a 2016 Opel Combo N1 worth, the information below will help you make an informed decision.

• Model year – 2016
• Engine – 1.2 L Pureboost (2009 TDCI) or 1.4 L Purepower (naturally aspirated) variants
• Power output – 55 hp (Pureboost) to 90 hp (Purepower)
• Transmission – 5‑speed manual or optional 6‑speed automatic
• Fuel type – Diesel in the Pureboost variety, petrol in the Purepower version
• Dimensions – Length: 4.9 m; Width: 1.8 m; Height: 2.4 m
• Wheelbase – 2.82 m
• Cargo capacity – Up to 786 L (with seating) and 1,655 L (all seats removed)
• Seating capacity – 3 to 5 passengers, depending on configuration
• Weight – 1,200–1,350 kg (varies by engine and trim)
• Top speed – 160 km/h (Pureboost) / 150 km/h (Purepower)
• Acceleration (0–100 km/h) – 12–14 s (pureboost) / 10–12 s (purepower)
• Annual fuel consumption – Approximately 5.5–6.5 L/100 km (diesel) / 7–8 L/100 km (petrol)

With a return to its core role as a work‑ready platform, the Opel Combo N1 offers efficient mileage without compromising cargo space. The diesel engine is particularly popular for fleet operators who prioritize torque and long‑haul reliability.

### Depreciation Insight for the 2016 Model

When you plan a purchase, understanding how quickly a vehicle can sag in value is essential. The Opel Combo N1 depreciation timeline varies by market, mileage, and condition, but industry averages provide a useful benchmark. Below are realistic percentages you can expect over the first few years:

• First year: typically loses 15–20 % of its purchase price.
• Second year: an additional 6–10 % drop as the vehicle moves from semi‑new to used status.
• Third to fifth year: a steady decline of roughly 3–5 % per year until the vehicle reaches 5–7 years of age.

Converting a used Opel Combo N1 price from a 2016 model into a comparable value for a 2022 model should account for these depreciation curves. An oil‑change and full check‑up can help preserve resale value—critical when you compare new or almost‑new vans against older, well‑maintained units.

### Market Context: How the Combo Stacks Up

Compared to similar models in the compact van segment, the Opel Combo snags

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