Market price index
Market price index
Completed auction sales, each taken from its public result page and linked. No price guides, no automated reading of whole databases. The ranges show what was paid – not what a particular car is worth.
38 sales 2017–2026, of which 8 special cases are not included in the calculation. Sources: Bonhams, The Market (Bonhams). ECB reference rates up to 6 November 2026.
Range by condition
Middle half of sales (25th–75th percentile) and median, without special cases. A range is shown from 5 sales.
| Condition | Count | Middle half | Median |
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All sales as a table
| Date | Model | MY | km | Condition | Price (original) | Converted | Source |
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Method
- Sources: only auction houses whose robots.txt and terms allow reading individual result pages (today Bonhams and its online platform The Market). Bring a Trailer, Collecting Cars, Dorotheum and RM Sotheby’s block automated access and are therefore missing; Iconic Auctioneers blocks it technically.
- Only completed sales with a hammer price. Unsold cars («reserve not met») do not count. Whether a price includes the buyer’s premium is shown per entry, as the source states it.
- Condition 1–5 is estimated from the description, not inspected. Mileage is converted from miles where needed.
- Special cases (race car, modified, accident, project, replica) are visible but not part of medians and ranges.
- Conversion at the ECB reference rate of the sale date (or the last rate before it); CHF as a cross rate via EUR. The rate file starts in 2018; older sales appear only in the table with their original price.
- Most sales are from the UK, some from the US. These prices are not the Swiss market: right-hand drive, taxes, duty and supply differ.
Other valuations
Price guides estimate values with their own methods. We do not take figures from them; for comparison:
How data gets in
Each sale is entered individually with a link to its result page – in moderation under «Market prices» or in src/content/data/sales.json.