Australia · live ranking · updates with every verified sale
The fastest-falling collectible cars.
The biggest verified year-on-year price drops — bargains or falling knives. Every figure below comes from confirmed auction hammer prices in the Australia — never asking prices — and the ranking re-sorts itself as new sales are verified.
- 01Audi RS6 (C7)2013–2018 · 5 verified sales$33,500-58.1%
- 02Porsche 944 Turbo1985–1991 · 3 verified sales$28,250-32.9%
- 03Porsche 3561948–1965 · 6 verified sales$128,500-31.8%
- 04Maserati GranTurismo2007–2019 · 4 verified sales$46,250-25.4%
- 05Peugeot 205 GTI1984–1994 · 4 verified sales$16,625-24.9%
- 06Ford Mustang (1st gen Fastback)1964–1968 · 6 verified sales$46,875-19.7%
- 07Lamborghini Gallardo2003–2013 · 4 verified sales$140,250-18.7%
- 08Honda NSX (NA1)1990–2005 · 5 verified sales$92,500-18.5%
- 09Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34)1999–2002 · 8 verified sales$189,389-18.0%
- 10Porsche 911 (996) Carrera1997–2005 · 11 verified sales$31,250-17.8%
- 11BMW M3 (E46)2000–2006 · 4 verified sales$37,250-17.7%
- 12Land Rover Series III1971–1985 · 3 verified sales$15,000-16.7%
- 13Porsche 911 (996) Turbo2000–2005 · 3 verified sales$81,500-14.2%
- 14Alfa Romeo Giulia (105 Series)1962–1977 · 3 verified sales$36,250-13.2%
- 15Mercedes-Benz SL (W113)1963–1971 · 8 verified sales$124,550-11.4%
- 16Datsun 240Z1969–1973 · 3 verified sales$44,749-9.6%
- 17Subaru Impreza WRX STi (GD (Blobeye/Hawkeye))2003–2007 · 4 verified sales$32,125-9.5%
- 18Land Rover Defender 901990–2016 · 6 verified sales$54,500-9.1%
- 19Ferrari 360 Modena1999–2005 · 4 verified sales$110,750-8.5%
- 20Audi R8 (Type 4S)2015–2024 · 3 verified sales$182,000-8.4%
- 21BMW i82014–2020 · 4 verified sales$78,000-6.1%
- 22Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII2003–2005 · 3 verified sales$35,275-4.7%
- 23Porsche Cayman GT42015–present · 8 verified sales$152,000-4.1%
- 24Aston Martin DB92004–2016 · 5 verified sales$58,000-2.8%
- 25Porsche 9281977–1995 · 5 verified sales$58,000-1.8%
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