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Looking for a spacious, practical family van that blends comfort with practicality? The 2009 **Seat Alhambra** offers a perfect mix of space, performance, and modern features. Whether you’re moving rooms for a growing family or running a small business, the Alhambra’s generous seating capacity and versatile cargo space make it a compelling choice. Most buyers notice that **Seat Alhambra price** ranges vary widely depending on condition, mileage, and market, but you’ll typically find base models quoted somewhere around the low‑fourth‑figure range in most European markets. Below is a detailed snapshot of what you can expect from a 2009 Seat Alhambra, along with depreciation figures, comparison to similar models, and its place in the family‑van segment today. Dive in to see how this van measures up and where to start your search for a fair price. --- ## Key Specifications

• Engine: 2.5‑liter 4‑cylinder or 2.0‑liter turbo‑charged 4‑cylinder, depending on model
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 6‑speed manual (by dealer)
• Fuel Type: Petrol
• Power Output: 122 hp (2.5) or 156 hp (2.0 turbo)
• Torque: 224 Nm (2.5) or 240 Nm (2.0 turbo)
• Wheelbase: 2790 mm (2.5) or 2790 mm (2.0 turbo)
• Overall Length: 4760 mm
• Overall Width: 1935 mm
• Overall Height: 1768 mm
• Boot Capacity: 305 L (2‑seater), 620 L (3‑seater), 1047 L (4‑seater)
• Seating Capacity: 7 or 8 seats, configurable with optional second‑row seats
• Weight (Curb): 1928 kg (2.5) or 2073 kg (2.0 turbo)
• Standard Features:
  • Air conditioning & cabin controls
  • Power windows & mirrors
  • Optional infotainment with Bluetooth and USB ports
  • Driver seat with 3‑point harness (for family safety)
  • Front parking sensors (optional)

--- ## Depreciation Insight Depreciation is a key factor to consider when evaluating a used **Seat Alhambra**. Unlike high‑performance vehicles that often retain value, vans typically face steeper depreciation curves due to higher wear and more frequent service needs: - **First year**: The Alhambra typically loses **15‑20 %** of its original value. - **Second year**: A further **10‑12 %** reduction is common as mileage climbs and the vehicle ages. - **Third year and beyond**: Annual depreciation slows to about **5‑7 %**, but cumulative loss can reach **35‑40 %** of the purchase price. That means a 2009 model in good condition might now be worth roughly **60‑70 %** of its original sale price, though exact figures will vary by mileage and service history. --- ## 2009 Seat Alhambra – What Is It Worth? When shoppers ask **“what is a 2009 Seat Alhambra worth?”** the answer always involves a few key variables: 1. **Mileage** – Lower mileage drives the price up. 2. **Condition** – Mechanical health, exterior and interior condition, and originality matter. 3. **Location** – European markets generally hold Seat Alhambras better than some other regions. 4. **Options** – Turbocharged variants, higher trim levels, or added comfort features (e.g., advanced infotainment) can add a premium. Because of these variables, it’s difficult to give a single “price” without referencing specific listings. However, you can expect an average 2009 Seat Alhambra to be listed in the range of **€5,000 – €9,000** in the current used‑car market, with variations tied tightly to the factors above. --- ## Comparison Context **Seat Alhambra vs. similar family vans** | Feature | Seat Alhambra 2009 | Ford Galaxy 2009 | VW Sharan 2009 | |---------|--------------------|------------------

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