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Looking for reliable information on the Seat Altea price of a 2012 model? Whether you’re a new buyer or just curious about used cars, the Seat Altea offers a convenient and spacious MPV experience that’s popular across Europe.

At the heart of the 2012 Seat Altea lies an efficient petrol engine that keeps running costs down, while the vehicle’s practical dimensions make it a favourite for family outings. While you’ll find that Seat Altea price varies widely based on mileage, trim, and regional demand, a typical “used Seat Altea price” in 2024 sits comfortably within the mid‑range MPV segment. Keep reading to uncover what factors shape the cost, how the car depreciates over time, and how it stacks up against its rivals.

• Engine: 1.4‑L (857 cc) H-TEC, 68 kW (92 hp), 177 Nm torque.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic (depending on trim).
• Fuel Type: Petrol (benzine).
• Cabin Capacity: 5 seats, 4‑seat configuration with a sloping rear deck for flexibility.
• Dimensions: Length 4 232 mm, Width 1 711 mm, Height 1 595 mm, wheelbase 2 596 mm.
• Luggage: 347 L with the rear seats folded; 875 L with seats upright.
• Weight: 1 077 kg (manual) – 1 122 kg (automatic).
• Top Speed: 163 km/h.
• Acceleration 0‑100 km/h: 12.6 s.
• Fuel consumption: 6.1 L/100 km (combined).

These specs highlight the practicality that has made the Seat Altea a go‑to choice for commuters and tailgaters alike. However, price isn't just a function of features—depreciation plays a crucial role as well.

Depreciation Insight – Seat Altea Depreciation

When you’re evaluating a Seat Altea 2012 price, the rate at which the vehicle loses value can help you gauge future resale potential. Generally, a used car will see a substantial drop in its first year:

• Typical first‑year depreciation: 15–20 % of original value.
• Year‑2: ~8–10 % additional loss.
• Year‑3: another ~5–7 % of its original worth.
• After five years, the car usually holds around 35–40 % of its initial price.

Because the Seat Altea was launched as a budget MPV, these percentages tend to be a little lower than luxury rivals but higher than niche city cars. The result? A smooth depreciation curve means buyers often pay less over time for a vehicle that nevertheless offers stretchable interiors and low running costs.

So, what does that look like numerically? If a new 2012 Seat Altea had a launch price of 12 000 €, you might expect it to be worth roughly 9 000 € after the first year, 8 000 € after the second, and around 7 000 € by year three—unless specific features, low mileage, or owner upgrades are present.

Comparing the Seat Altea to Similar Models

Given its size and price target, the Seat Altea is often benchmarked against other MPVs such as the Ford S-Max, <

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