Seat Leon market value & price guide
Median €13,021 at 131,446 km · 142 listings · 4 markets · 2000–2026
This is what you’ll pay — the cheapest listings are below.
Depreciation — is a used Seat Leon worth it?
Holds value€1,111/yr−4% a year
€711per 10,000 km
2007 → 2026€2,115 → €26,195
Seat Leon holds its value well. Cars lose the most in their first 2–3 years, so a few-year-old one is solid value — you skip the steepest drop.
Price by country
| Market | Median price | Median mileage | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇸🇰 Slovakia | €7,620 | 197,000 km | 32 |
| 🇵🇱 Poland | €9,847 | 177,300 km | 49 |
| 🇨🇿 Czechia | €12,020 | 153,500 km | 8 |
| 🇦🇹 Austria | €23,680 | 6,901 km | 53 |
Like-for-like: 6–9y · estate cars (9 listings)
| Market | Median price | Mileage | Adjusted* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇵🇱 Poland | €11,386 | 165,750 km | €10,514 |
| 🇸🇰 Slovakia | €9,999 | 187,534 km | €10,870 |
Adjusted to the cohort's typical mileage (so a high-km market isn't a false bargain). On that basis the Seat Leon is 3% cheaper in Poland than in Slovakia — about €356. *~€0.08/km, capped ±35%.
Depreciation by year
Price by mileage
By fuel
| Petrol | €15,025 | 82 cars |
| Diesel | €10,490 | 57 cars |
| CNG | €14,800 | 1 cars |
| Hybrid | €1,800 | 1 cars |
| Plug-in hybrid | €16,427 | 1 cars |
Cheapest Seat Leon right now
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