Top 10: Cheapest classic cars sold at auction this year
Over the past few years, we've seen some of the highest prices ever paid for classic cars at auction.
Top of the charts is a Ferrari 250GTO, which sold for £25m in 2014. This is followed by a Merecedes W196R (£19.5m) and a Ferrari 275GTB (£17m).
In fact, according to research form ClassicCarPrice.com, classic car auctions sales account for £350m for the first six months of the year.
So that’s the top of the tree, but what about life at the bottom? Well, thanks to ClassicCarPrice.com we can show you. Here are the ten cheapest classic cars sold at auction so far this year.
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Vauxhall Cavalier - £350
It’s often the case that cabriolet models command a premium over saloons. Not so with the Vauxhall Cavalier – even though the 1986 model on sale at Anglia Car Auction’s January sale had been treated to a recent new hood, its other shortcomings, (including the need for a replacement steering lock and ignition) helped hold its selling price down to £350.
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