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Discover the 2013 Ssangyong Rodius — your dependable MPV for families and teams. The Ssangyong Rodius is a popular multi‑purpose vehicle designed to carry people, cargo, or a mix of both with ease. Launched several years ago, the 2013 model is still a top choice for budget‑conscious buyers who need space without sacrificing style. Whether you are looking to buy a new car or a used Ssangyong Rodius price guide, we’ve compiled everything you need to know about this 2013 MPV: why it remains a solid choice, how it compares to fellow family vans, and where you can find the most accurate mileage‑and‑condition‑linked pricing. ---

• Engine & Power: 2.4‑liter inline‑4 (I4) naturally aspirated gasoline engine (approx. 143 hp, 225 Nm torque)
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic, depending on trim and market
• Fuel Type: Petrol (gasoline), Euro 4 compliant in many markets
• Drive Layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive (standard); optional all‑wheel drive in select regions
• Dimensions: Overall length ~5.89 m; width ~1.98 m; height ~1.90 m; wheelbase ~3.71 m
• Seating Capacity: 7‑person layout (two rows of 3 + a rear bench)
• Cargo: 221 L with all seats up; 798 L with third‑row folded; capacity for 14 kg or more with cargo‑bar extension
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, ESC, seat‑belt pretensioners, 4‑point seat restraints on the rear side seats in many countries
• Interior: Fabric upholstery with optional upgraded vinyl or leather trims; amply spacious cabin; basic infotainment with optional Bluetooth in later trims
• Exterior Styling: Classic Rodius silhouette with rectangular LED headlamps in newer trims; wide body lines; 15‑inch alloy wheels standard with optional 16‑inch upgrades

--- Understanding Ssangyong Rodius depreciation: Purchase timing and condition are crucial when it comes to resale value. In general, the Ssangyong Rodius depreciation follows a typical pattern observed in the MPV market: - First year: a loss of about 15‑20% of original purchase price, largely due to new model rollouts and initial sticker smoothing. - Second to third year: further 10‑12% depreciation, reflecting the removal of the “new‑car” appeal and the start of normal wear and tear. - Fourth to fifth year: cumulative devaluation can reach 45‑55%, as maintenance costs rise, major parts (e.g., suspension components) need replacement, and mileage increases. - Beyond five years: each subsequent year typically subtracts another 6‑8% of the vehicle’s remaining value until the vehicle platlines roughly 12‑15% of its lift‑off price at the end of a 10‑year lifecycle. These estimates are based on aggregated resale data across several MPV groups and are useful for buyers who expect a steady depreciation curve. --- What does a 2013 Ssangyong Rodius really cost? If you are asking *“what is a 2013 Ssangyong Rodius worth?”* the answer depends on a range of variables such as mileage, service history, country of purchase, and optional equipment. A competitive used Ssangyong R

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