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Opel - Monterey (1998)
Ever wondered how much a 1998 Opel Monterey truly costs? This classic compact pick‑up has been a favorite for small businesses and everyday drivers alike, especially in the South African market. Whether you’re plotting an upgrade, buying a used model, or simply curious about the “Opel Monterey price,” this comprehensive look will help you spot the key factors that shape its value. From engine specs to depreciation trends, you’ll get an instant snapshot of what the 1998 Opel Monterey price can look like—without diving into exact figures that vary by region, mileage, and condition.
Key Specifications at a Glance
- Engine: 1.8‑litre Inline‑4 petrol (approx. 120 hp; 16‑16 bar compression)
- Transmission: 5‑speed manual; optional 4‑speed automatic in select markets
- Fuel Type: Petrol only in the 1998 model; later iterations offered diesel but not stock in 1998
- Dimensions: Length 4 152 mm | Wheelbase 2 875 mm | Width 1 760 mm | Height 1 770 mm
- Payload Capacity: Standard ~700 kg (68 lb) fore‑board, with optional 1 000 kg bunk variant
- Torque: Peak torque around 165‑180 Nm (122‑132 lb‑ft) at 3 200–3 800 rpm
- Fuel Economy: Approximately 9–10 L/100 km (‑23–25 mpg UK) depending on load
- Driveline: Front‑driven; 5‑speed gearbox; independent front struts; solid rear axle
- Brakes: Front disc, rear drum; optional ABS in later production years
- Body Style: 2‑door or 3‑door versions with a modest cargo bed and rearward‑tilt bolting
Depreciation Insight
Understanding how the Opel Monterey depreciation curve behaves can save you from overpaying. Here are realistic, conservative estimates based on long‑term sales data and market observations:
- First year: The vehicle typically loses 15‑20 % of its initial value. Even a lightly driven 1998 Monterey can see this drop if you snag it new.
- Three to five years later: Depreciation totals around 35‑45 %. By the time a
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