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SUZUKI WAGON R+ valuation

What sellers ask for this model, by market and model year, from the listings VehIQ holds. Each market keeps its own currency; nothing here is blended across markets or years.

Fresh, source VehIQ market statistics

Data from 18 Oct 2026, 04:53 UTC.

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Source
VehIQ public data service. This page shows the figures as delivered and does not recalculate them.
Listings
159in 14 segments shown
Markets
3each in its own currency
Model years
1993–2008oldest to newest
Data as of
one load of the source table, not a live feed

Best-evidenced segment

Netherlands · model year 2002 · 32 listings

1,725EUR

Median asking price. Typical range 1,074 to 2,058 EUR, the middle half of its listings.

This is the one segment with the most listings, not an average of the model: there is no honest figure that spans markets or years. Pick a market below to read its own years.

Showing 14 of 14 segments in 3 markets, 159 listings.

Select a table heading (model year, median price or listings) to sort every market's table by it.

Left out of this page

Groups of advertised prices the source holds that this page did not use, each with the reason. Nothing is dropped silently.

  • Czechia · WAGON R+: the model year is missing, and a year is never guessed

  • Sweden: advertised-price statistics for this market are not provided here

Netherlands

155 listings · model years 1993–2008 · EUR

Netherlands: typical range and median asking price by model year, in EUR
  • Typical range (25th to 75th percentile)
  • Median price
  • 10th to 90th percentile
  • Small sample: fewer than 30 listings
Netherlands: asking-price percentiles by model year, in EUR
Typical range EUR (25th to 75th percentile)
1,120990 to 1,250
4Small sample
940940 to 1,420
3Small sample
2,900999 to 5,950
9Small sample
2,5001,150 to 2,687
6Small sample
1,867867 to 4,50030
1,2501,200 to 2,637
26Small sample
1,7251,074 to 2,05832
1,8001,150 to 2,400
20Small sample
1,250950 to 1,499
22Small sample
4,0002,750 to 4,000
3Small sample

Source: VehIQ market statistics · loaded 24 Aug 2026

Denmark

3 listings · model years 2000–2005 · DKK

Denmark: typical range and median asking price by model year, in DKK
  • Typical range (25th to 75th percentile)
  • Median price
  • 10th to 90th percentile
  • Small sample: fewer than 30 listings
Denmark: asking-price percentiles by model year, in DKK
Typical range DKK (25th to 75th percentile)
16,50016,500 to 16,500
1Small sample
13,00013,000 to 13,000
1Small sample
9,9009,900 to 9,900
1Small sample

Source: VehIQ market statistics · loaded 24 Aug 2026

Finland

1 listing · model year 2003 · EUR

Finland: asking-price percentiles by model year, in EUR
Typical range EUR (25th to 75th percentile)
850850 to 850
1Small sample

Source: VehIQ market statistics · loaded 24 Aug 2026

How to read this

  • Asking prices. Every figure is what sellers asked in listings, not what cars sold for. VehIQ has no source of completed-sale prices today.
  • The typical range is the middle half of a segment's listings (25th to 75th percentile); the median is the middle listing.
  • A segment is one market and one model year. Segments are never added together, and a market is never converted into another currency.
  • Segments whose figures are one repeated price, which a set of real listings does not produce, are withheld and named above rather than shown as prices.

A hollow, dashed bar and “Small sample” mean fewer than 30 listings: the figures are what those listings asked, but read them with care.

Bars and chart: the typical range (25th to 75th percentile) on one scale per market, drawn for the rows on screen; the tick is the median, and in the chart the thin line runs from the 10th to the 90th percentile. Nothing between the ends is known, so nothing between them is drawn.

How the market statistics are worked out