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Vehicles with the largest value
Nissan Teana — 2,060 kg
Within the Nissan range, the Teana is a member of the brand's passenger-car range intended for buyers comparing size, price, and equipment. Its strengths are shaped by class, body layout, and the market for which a particular version was developed.
Mercedes-Benz Vario — 300 kg
The Mercedes-Benz Vario belongs to the category of luxury-oriented road cars and is designed for combining status, performance, and usability. Seat design, sound insulation, infotainment, and driver assistance are especially important in this class. The factory specification for the relevant model year is the best reference for precise data.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — 300 kg
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is aimed at customers looking for a van or minibus for work where load volume and access are especially important. Short- and long-wheelbase versions can feel like very different tools in urban use. Across its life cycle, the model may have changed significantly in size, interior design, and technology.
Vehicles with the smallest value
Chevrolet Captiva — 30 kg
The Captiva gives Chevrolet a multi-purpose high-riding model tailored to city streets, highways, and uneven surfaces. Tyre choice and wheel size can materially affect comfort and road behaviour. Early and late versions can differ considerably in equipment and safety provisions.
Honda Civic Type R — 30 kg
As part of the Honda portfolio, the Civic Type R answers the demand for a high-output road car suited to driver-focused use on engaging roads. The most important changes are not always visible, as cooling, differential, and suspension revisions may define the car. Exact specifications should be checked against model year, sales region, and trim level.
Subaru SVX — 30 kg
By purpose, the Subaru SVX is a member of the brand's passenger-car range best suited to personal and family use. The model may span several generations whose dimensions and engineering concepts do not fully match.
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class — 30 kg
The concept behind the Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class centres on a business- or executive-class car and the requirements of combining status, performance, and usability. Seat design, sound insulation, infotainment, and driver assistance are especially important in this class.
Citroën C3 — 34 kg
The Citroën C3 approaches its segment as a passenger car built around everything from short commutes to longer journeys. Its strengths are shaped by class, body layout, and the market for which a particular version was developed.
Honda Jazz — 35 kg
The Honda Jazz approaches its segment as a passenger car built around buyers comparing size, price, and equipment. Its character depends on generation, as body styles, engines, transmissions, equipment, and safety all evolve.
Citroën C3 — 36 kg
The Citroën C3 approaches its segment as a passenger car built around everything from short commutes to longer journeys. Its strengths are shaped by class, body layout, and the market for which a particular version was developed.
Honda Jazz — 37 kg
The Honda Jazz approaches its segment as a passenger car built around buyers comparing size, price, and equipment. Its character depends on generation, as body styles, engines, transmissions, equipment, and safety all evolve.
Honda Civic — 40 kg
At Honda, the name Civic is associated with a vehicle for everyday use and the demands of general everyday motoring. When choosing a used example, year, body type, powertrain, and vehicle history are important.
