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Discover why the Opel Karl remains a top choice for budget‑savvy drivers. Whether you’re exploring the original model, a refreshed 2019 version, or a used vehicle, this compact hatchback offers practical value for city commuting and short‑range travel.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Opel Karl price, key specifications, and how it holds up against similar cars on the market.

Key Specs at a Glance

• Model year: 2019 (newer fuels, updated trim)
• Engine: 0.75 l, 114 W (15 hp) single‑cylinder, 3‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic
• Transmission: Manual or Automatic (Auto is only in newer 2019 and ‘20 models)
• Fuel type: Petrol (E10 compatible), highly efficient for short trips
• Dimensions (mm): Length → 4 228 | Width → 1 626 | Height → 1 448  | Wheelbase → 2 415
• Interior: 2‐seat layout, 94 litre 1‑story cargo space accessed via a 7‑way opening hatch
• Power output: 15 hp (maximum, 114 W) – sufficient for urban speeds and quick starts
• Battery: 12 V, 4 Ah for the starter and accessories
• Reliability: 4‑star rating on major review sites for durability and low maintenance
• Safety: ISO 26262 functional safety verified in 2019 update

Depreciation Insight

When you inquire about Opel Karl depreciation, you’ll find a consistent pattern across the compact segment:

• First year loss: 15 %–20 % of the new vehicle price. It's a normal quick dip that reflects immediate market value adjustment.
• Year 3–5: Total depreciation usually climbs to 40 %–50 % of the original purchase cost. The price remains fairly sticky because the Karl’s maintenance footprint is exceptionally small.

Think of it this way: a fresh, 2019 Opel Karl might drop by ~18 % after just 12 months, but by year 5, its value tends to settle around 45 % of the initial price.

What Is a 2019 Opel Karl Worth?

Because we don’t provide specific market prices, the best estimate for what is a 2019 Opel Karl worth is to consult local dealers or registered vehicle databases. A new Karl’s listed price regionally ranges from 4 000 € to 6 500 €, while a well‑maintained unit delivered 2019 could be worth 60 %–70 % of that figure in use, depending on mileage and condition.

Thus, the typical Opel Karl 2019 price falls somewhere in that bracket, and a used Opel Karl price would likely sit 20 % lower than the new retail price, factoring in the first‑year pen‑pusher.

Market Position & Comparison

The Opel Karl is designed as a lightweight city commuter. Popular in the urban compact segment, it competes directly with vehicles like the Renault Twingo and Citroën C1.

• Renault Twingo: Slightly larger wheelbase, but comparable engine and price range.
• Citroën C1: More modern interior trims; higher MSRP but notably similar fuel economy.
• Ford Ka: Greater seating capacity (four seats) but a higher cost and less efficient engine.

In a nutshell, the Opel Karl price is competitive against other “city cars” because it offers more powerful engine options (up to 15 hp) while keeping maintenance costs low. Compared

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