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Cars valued1,061by condition
Buyer's notes221models covered
Collectors' guides12on sale
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The catalogue

What they’re worth today

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1962 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8 coupé

Jaguar · 1961

E-Type Series 1

£95,000

good UK car

1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring

Porsche · 1972

911 Carrera RS 2.7

£450,000

good UK car

1991 Ferrari F40

Ferrari · 1987

F40

£2.8m

good UK car

BMW M3 (E30)

BMW · 1986

M3 (E30)

£65,000

good UK car

Lamborghini Countach LP400

Lamborghini · 1974

Countach LP400

£800,000

good UK car

Mercedes-Benz 280 SL (W113)

Mercedes-Benz · 1967

280SL (W113 Pagoda)

£80,000

good UK car

1986 Ferrari Testarossa

Ferrari · 1984

Testarossa

£120,000

good UK car

1992 Ford Escort RS Cosworth

Ford · 1992

Escort RS Cosworth

£50,000

good UK car

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Values move on what cars actually sold for, never on asking prices or auction estimates.

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Analysis

Why cars cost what they cost

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Buying · Porsche 911The 996 Carrera: the cheapest 911, and the engine question that decides itA good 996 Carrera is valued at £25,000, less than the 997 that replaced it and well under half an air-cooled 993. The discount is real, and so is the reason for it. The car to buy is the one whose engine history you can read.
Buying · Aston MartinThe V8 Vantage: the cheapest way into a modern Aston, and the gearbox that decides itA good V8 Vantage is valued at £32,000, about what a DB9 costs and a third of a V12 Vantage. The car is the bargain of the Gaydon range. Whether it is a good buy depends mostly on one choice.
Market · Auction resultsRM Sotheby's London: £36.6 million, an F40 above estimate and a Barchetta nobody bought56 of 64 lots sold, led by an £8.2 million Daytona SP3. Modern limited-run Ferraris and Porsches beat their estimates most clearly, Senna's NSX made ten times a normal one and the near-new 550 Barchetta did not sell.
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