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Seat - Alhambra (2013)

Discover the Seat Alhambra price landscape with a detailed look at the 2013 model – a family-friendly MPV that balances style, space, and technology. Whether you’re wondering what is a 2013 Seat Alhambra worth or comparing a used Seat Alhambra price with similar vehicles, this guide gives you clear, searchable data that helps you make an informed decision.

  • Model year and trim: 2013 – base Milano, mid-level Bravo, or top‑tier Milenium.
  • Engine & power:
    • 1.8L I4 petrol: 135 hp, 170 Nm torque.
    • 2.0L I4 diesel: 131 hp, 350 Nm torque.
    • Optional 2.7L I6 diesel (in higher trims): 170 hp, 520 Nm torque.
  • Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 6‑speed Manumatic g‑Transmission (automatic).
  • Fuel type: Petrol or diesel with EcoTronic start‑stop system for efficiency.
  • Dimensions & interior:
    • Length: 4,869 mm; Width: 1,867 mm; Height: 1,645 mm.
    • Wheelbase: 2,923 mm.
    • Boot capacity: 381 L (rear seats) – 1,326 L (rear seats folded).
  • Drive layout: Front‑wheel drive; 8‑passenger seating with optional third row.
  • Safety & tech: Airbags, ABS, Electronic Stability Control, traction control, and Bluetooth connectivity. Mid‑trim comes with a rearview camera.

Depreciation Insight: Seat Alhambra depreciation Overview

  • Typical wear: The 2013 Seat Alhambra tends to lose about 15‑20 % of its value in the first year, especially if it's a high‑trimmled diesel version. Example: a new 2013 Seat Alhambra with a 2.0L diesel could drop from €25,000 to roughly €21,000 after one year.
  • Second year & beyond: After the initial drop, depreciation slows to about 10‑12 % per annum for the next two years. By year five, a 2013 model usually retains 30‑35 % of its original value, depending on mileage and condition.
  • Influencing factors: German auto market trends, early adoption of hybrid technology in newer models, and demand for MPVs in family segments all affect long‑term resale values.

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