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Discover the Charm of the Vauxhall Monaro

The Vauxhall Monaro—an icon of Australian muscle and European design—first graced the road in 1993. By 2004, the model had evolved into a polished, high‑performance coupe that still captivates enthusiasts today. Whether you’re curious about the base price tags set when it first hit dealerships or looking to evaluate the **used Vauxhall Monaro price** on today’s market, this concise guide gives you a clear picture of what to expect. Historically, Vauxhall Monaro 2004 price reflected a blend of robust performance and refined styling, positioned just above the entry‑level Commodore at launch. The price varied by market and trim—often depending on options like the ZL or ZZ•L models—and always hinged on the car’s condition when it came into the used market. What is a 2004 Vauxhall Monaro worth? The answer fluctuates widely, but the data available currently shows a broad range influenced by mileage, service history, originality, and aftermarket modifications. Below, visit a breakdown of the key specifications, an overview of how the **Vauxhall Monaro depreciates**, how it stacks up against its contemporaries, and why this vehicle remains a staple for nostalgic sport‑car lovers.

• Engine: 2.5L/3.5L inline‑4 (Redshift) or 3.0L/4.0L V6 (VRedshift) – delivering between 165 hp and 251 hp.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (Redshift & VRedshift) or 6‑speed automatic (ZF‑7000/6).
• Fuel Type: Petrol (regular unleaded).
• Dimensions: Length: 4,530 mm • Width: 1,795 mm • Height: 1,360 mm.
• Wheelbase: 2,690 mm.
• Boot Capacity: 300 L (with rear seats up).
• Weight: 1,350 kg (varies with trim and optional equipment).
• Top Speed: 213 km/h (approx. 132 mph) on VRedshift.
• 0–100 km/h (0–62 mph): 5.5 s (VRedshift) – 6.1 s (Redshift).
• Top Grading: .07 (0.295 m). The Monaro can handle spirited cornering thanks to a front‑side‑drag chassis.

Vauxhall Monaro Depreciation Insights

While the specific **Vauxhall Monaro price** hovers in the hands of dealers and auction houses, depreciation trends give you an idea of how the vehicle retains—or loses—value over time.

• In the first year after purchase, most Vauxhall Monaros typically lose 15‑20% of their original value, a figure common across the European‑derived coupe segment.
• Between years two and five, a further 5‑10% depreciation per year is common, largely driven by mileage, mechanical wear, and cosmetic upkeep.
• Beyond five years, the vehicle stays relatively stable in price, with minor fluctuations that respond to collector interest, restorations, and seasonal market demand.

These estimates align closely with observed data from both subject‑matter specialists and trend‑studied factors, such as the growth of retro‑car sales and the broadening of the used‑car market in Commonwealth regions. Comparing the Monaro to Contemporary Models

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