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Renault - R 20 (1989)
Discover the true Renault R 20 price and what makes the iconic 1989 model a prized possession for collectors and everyday drivers alike. Whether you’re searching for a Renault R 20 1989 price guide or curious about how a used Renault R 20 holds its value, this article delivers clear, data‑driven insights without guessing games.
- Model year: 1989
- Series: R 20 (The “Club” and “R” trims)
- Engine: 1.5 L, 4‑cylinder gasoline, 71 hp
- Transmission: 5‑speed manual or optional 4‑speed automatic
- Drive layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive
- Carbureted or fuel‑injector: Initially carbureted; 1990s models received fuel injection updates
- Dimensions: Length = 3,975 mm; Width = 1,632 mm; Height = 1,445 mm; Wheelbase = 2,410 mm
- Weight (CVT): 1,095 kg
- Fuel tank: 50 l
- Standard features: Power steering, power brakes, front airbags (later models)
- Optional upgrades: Alloy wheels, leather seats, climate control, anti‑roll bars
When browsing for a used Renault R 20 price, the first factors that drivers consider are mileage, mechanical condition, and any aftermarket modifications. A vehicle in excellent condition with low mileage will command a premium, while a well‑maintained but heavily used model will be priced more competitively. Across Europe, the pricing spectrum typically ranges from an average of €1,200 for a high‑mileage example to €3,000 for pristine, low‑mileage specimens—though this can fluctuate based on regional demand and specialist interest.
Renault R 20 Depreciation (What Is a 1989 Renault R 20 Worth?)
Depreciation for classic and modern cars alike follows predictable patterns. In the case of the Renault R 20 depreciation curve:
- First year: The R 20 typically loses 15–20 % of its pre‑market value. A freshly minted 1989 model sold for €3,500 would be expected to trade for roughly €2,750–€2,950 after 12 months.
- Year two–three: The decline throttles to 5–10 % per year as the vehicle moves from a new to a mature used stock. Costs stabilize around €2,400–€2,700 by year three.
- Year four–five: The vehicle typically retains about 50–55 % of its initial worth. A veteran 1989 R 20 might fetch €1,750–€1,850 in the younger used market, assuming no major restorations.
- Beyond five years: Value irregularities become pronounced—luxury collectors or restoration projects can command significantly higher figures, but most well‑maintained units settle around the €1,200–€1,400 range.
These depreciation figures are averages and do not account for the collector burst that can occur in niche markets
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