United Kingdom · live ranking · updates with every verified sale
Cars that have bottomed out.
Depreciation curves that have flattened — historically where the smart money looks. Every figure below comes from confirmed auction hammer prices in the United Kingdom — never asking prices — and the ranking re-sorts itself as new sales are verified.
- 01Land Rover Defender 1101990–2016 · 40 verified sales£30,825-3.1%
- 02BMW i82014–2020 · 18 verified sales£42,000-8.4%
- 03Jaguar XKR (X150)2006–2014 · 11 verified sales£18,699-8.0%
- 04Jaguar XJ-S1975–1996 · 10 verified sales£11,763-6.7%
- 05Jaguar E-Type (Series 3)1971–1974 · 9 verified sales£33,000-4.1%
- 06MG MGB1962–1980 · 9 verified sales£7,700-4.2%
- 07Porsche Macan2014–present · 8 verified sales£21,000-8.7%
- 08Aston Martin DBS1967–1972 · 3 verified sales£67,500-4.3%
- 09Aston Martin Vanquish (2012)2012–2018 · 3 verified sales£52,722-9.1%
- 10Aston Martin Virage1989–2000 · 3 verified sales£42,250-3.8%
- 11BMW Z4 M Coupe2006–2008 · 3 verified sales£15,351-5.9%
- 12Porsche 911 (991) Turbo2013–2019 · 3 verified sales£90,000-3.2%
- 13Volkswagen Type 2 (T1)1950–1967 · 3 verified sales£19,250-8.3%
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