Renault - Mégane (1999)

### Depreciation Insight

When it comes to understanding the Renault Mégane depreciation, most owners observe a fairly predictable trend:

• Typically loses 15–20 % of its value during the first calendar year.
• By year three, the vehicle generally sits around 50–55 % of its original purchase price.
• After five years, it’s common to see a decline to roughly 40 % of the initial value, given the inherent wear and market demand.
• Long‑term depreciation stabilises; by the tenth year, a well‑maintained Mégane may still command around 25 % of its launch price.

These figures are rough guides. The actual Renault Mégane price for a used car will depend on factors such as mileage, service history, accident record, and location. Typically, you’ll find that a 1999 Mégane in good mechanical condition, with around 120,000 km on the clock, will trade for a price that reflects both its age and the brand’s reputation for durability.

### What Is a 1999 Renault Mégane Worth?

Readers frequently ask, “What is a 1999 Renault Mégane worth?” While prices vary across markets, a ballpark figure in well‑moved, low‑mileage examples generally falls in the same range as many contemporary compact hatchbacks. Think of it in terms of used Renault Mégane price** segments: Just as a 1999 Honda Civic or Toyota Yaris might be priced for the same segment, you’ll find that the Mégane holds its ground against these competitors.