What is a 2009 Fiat Sedici worth?

A 2009 Fiat Sedici is worth €3,139 on average. Right now 23 are listed for sale, most of them around €3,444. A car of this make and model counts as a great deal under €2,272, while anything over €3,995 (and the highest price found €4,750) is considered pricey. At the low end, look out for damage, rust, or other reasons the asking price might be lower than the cohort. Prefer to sell directly to a dealer? Expect roughly €2,583 to €3,100: a dealer pays less than the market price, since that margin covers reconditioning, warranty and risk.

The dealers with the most listings right now: Leisem Auto's in Zwolle (3 listings, 2 of them great deals), Autobedrijf Weels in Zwolle (3 listings), Grootauto-Van Es B.V. in Zwolle (2 listings).

Price history

Which options affect price the most?

The options that affect price the most: Trekhaak (−€1,444), Keyless entry (+€895), Elektrische ramen (−€866).

Frequently asked questions

What is a 2009 Fiat Sedici worth?

A 2009 Fiat Sedici averages €3,139. The cheapest 25% costs under €2,272; the most expensive 25% costs more than €3,995.

What is a good price for a 2009 Fiat Sedici?

Under €2,272 is a great deal. Up to €3,444 is a fair price. Above €3,995 you're paying a premium.

What is the current market value of a 2009 Fiat Sedici?

Based on active listings, a 2009 Fiat Sedici currently sells for an average of €3,139 on the Dutch used-car market.

How long does a 2009 Fiat Sedici typically stay listed?

On average 28 days. Great deals sell faster, in 16 days.

Which options most affect the price of a 2009 Fiat Sedici?

Trekhaak (-€1,444), Keyless entry (+€895), Elektrische ramen (-€866)

What is the average mileage of a 2009 Fiat Sedici?

A 2009 Fiat Sedici averages 173,183 km on the clock.

How many 2009 Fiat Sedici's are listed right now?

There are 23 active 2009 Fiat Sedici listings in our catalogue.

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