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*Introduction* Volkswagen California is the compact motorhome that blends utility with the style of a Volkswagen camper. The 2013 model remains especially popular among travelers who want a functional yet comfortable vehicle. While the exact Volkswagen California price can vary by market, trim, and condition, the 2013 year‑old version generally falls into an attractive price range for buyers looking for a blend of performance and living space. Below is a detailed snapshot of this iconic model, including its main specs, depreciation trends, and how it stacks up against similar vans.

• Model Year: 2013
• Body Type: Dutch‑style camper
• Engine: 2.0‑liter TSI inline‑four (143 hp, 125 lb‑ft torque)
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic (Doppelkupplung for smooth gear changes)
• Fuel Type: Petrol (gasoline)
• Drive: 4‑wheel (front wheel drive)
• Trim Levels: Base, Comfort, Premium, L, and S (each offering unique interiors)
• Interior Features: Wooden paneling, fold‑away bed, kitchenette, sink, and storage cabinets
• Exterior Features: Modular cargo box, roof rack, optional awning, panoramic roof panels
• Dimensions: Length 5,868 mm, Width 1,976 mm, Height 2,173 mm
• Weight: 1,530 kg (total)
• Ground Clearance: 140 mm

Depreciation Insight When it comes to practical buying decisions, understanding Volkswagen California depreciation helps anticipate the long-term cost of owning this van. A fresh model typically loses about 15–20% of its value within the first year, thanks to new vehicle agreements and warranty coverage. Thereafter, annual depreciation slows to roughly 10% per year for the next three years. After five years, a well‑maintained 2013 could have lost around 35–40% of its original purchase price. These estimates apply to most markets but vary with mileage, condition, and regional demand. Comparison Context Compared to similar models such as the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Tiny Home or the Ford Transit Custom Connect (both lightweight van conversions), the Volkswagen California offers a more compact footprint and easier maneuverability. While the Sprinter and Transit alternatives tend to be larger and often more expensive, the California’s 2‑bit cuisine and integrated bathroom make it a market leader for short‑term travel and weekend retreats. The camper’s balanced mix of construction quality and interior comforts places it firmly in the mid‑budget segment for van conversions. Market Position Statement Popular in the European and Australian van‑life markets, the Volkswagen California is prized for its blend of camper convenience and weekday usability. Owners often praise its quiet diesel‑free operation, low ground clearance for beach access, and the versatility of the tiny kitchen. In North America, the Drifter version—equipped with a spacious cabin top and a larger cargo box—has become a favored choice for remote work and outdoor adventures. What is a 2013 Volkswagen California Worth? If you’re searching the phrase “what is a 2013 Volkswagen California worth,” the answer hinges on a few key details: mileage (kilometers), accident history, trim level, and additional options. Generally speaking, a lower‑mileage 2013 California in good condition can fetch between €15,000 and €25,000 in the European used car market. In Australia and New Zealand, similar models might be priced from AUD 20,000 to AUD 30,000. These ranges reflect an average of 20–25% depreciation from the original price at launch, adjusted for local demand and supply. Untold Value Beyond the sticker price, many owners consider the added cost of a roof extension, upgraded kitchen appliances, and a high‑quality floor mat. Such aftermarket enhancements can increase the initial price by €1,200–€3,000, but they also raise the vehicle’s resale value and personal enjoyment. **Call to Action** You’re probably ready to pin down the exact used Volkswagen California price for a finished spec that suits your needs. Click through to our real‑time pricing database to filter by year, mileage, trim, and region, and discover the best deals available today. Whether you’re exploring a 2013 sedan‑conversion or the newer drifter, our comprehensive

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