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Opel Agila

1.2 I 16V 2004 Zwart

€750

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2004

129.279 km

Petrol

Manual

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Prijs versus markt

9 vergelijkbare auto's · bouwjaar 2002–2006 · mediaan €999

€750

Prijsontwikkeling wordt geladen…

✓ €249 onder de marktmediaan (-25%).

✓ Weinig vergelijkbare auto's actief: 9 gevonden.

Market value

Sharp price €249 below median (-25%)

Cheaper than 78% of similar cars

€530 Median: €999 €3.010

Based on 9 comparable Opel Agila (2002–2006)

Monthly costs

~€269 p/m

Road tax

€52 p/m

Fuel

€171 p/m

Description

€6 p/m

Insurance

€40 p/m

Estimate based on 15.000 km/year. Actual costs may vary.

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Characteristics

Opel Hatchback Petrol Manual Private seller Build year 2004 129.279 km 225 L luggage space

Specifications

Build year

2004

Mileage

129.279 km

Fuel

Petrol

Fuel type as registered with the RDW. In the Netherlands this directly affects the recurring road tax (wegenbelasting): diesel and LPG are taxed considerably higher than petrol, and full-electric is currently the lowest.

Transmission

Manual

Body type

Hatchback

Color

Power

Seller

Private seller

Luggage space

225 L

Road tax (MRB)

€49 p/m

Quarterly Dutch road tax (motorrijtuigenbelasting / MRB) every owner pays, calculated from curb weight, fuel type, and province. Shown here as a monthly figure. Full-electric cars currently pay a reduced rate.

Curb weight

955 kg

Curb weight (eigen massa) in kilograms as registered with the RDW. The Dutch recurring road tax (wegenbelasting / MRB) is calculated primarily from this weight plus fuel type.