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Where from? Having been keeping an eye on prices a lot recently, none are that cheap.
That's about what I'd be willing to pay for a two year old cupra. But I'm probably just bitter because of how much I lost on my rx8 
I think you could get one for around that if not a bit less. I suspect that the main dealer who ended up with mine sold it for about that back in March, they'd had in since November and didn't seem to shift.
Depreciation is pretty bad to start with a year old Cupra loses around £500 a month, I think it will even out though.
For example I got offered around £14,300 for mine (July 2007 car) last August against a 1st of September delivery TT if I took one from stock. Ended up getting a TT build to order and got £13550 in part ex deal done in August but took delivery in October.
7 months on and I reckon it would now be worth around £11K in part ex.
Personally if you're getting a Cupra for that sort of price it will depreciate but a lot less than a new one.
Depreciation is pretty bad to start with a year old Cupra loses around £500 a month, I think it will even out though.
For example I got offered around £14,300 for mine (July 2007 car) last August against a 1st of September delivery TT if I took one from stock. Ended up getting a TT build to order and got £13550 in part ex deal done in August but took delivery in October.
7 months on and I reckon it would now be worth around £11K in part ex.
Personally if you're getting a Cupra for that sort of price it will depreciate but a lot less than a new one.
I picked up my luna grey 2007 57 plate (november 07) cupra in january for £13,500 with 6k miles on the clock, with the facelift coming out dealers will be wanting to shift stock so you should be able to pick one up for around £12,000-500 right now ..
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