Mazda Cosmo Sport 110S

The Mazda Cosmo Sport 110S sits at a median valuation of £67,164 in the UK market, though with no recorded transactions over the past year, this figure should be treated as indicative rather than confirmed by active trading.

Production of the first-generation Cosmo Sport was confined to just 1,519 units, positioning it firmly in the rare-car category and a key pillar of its collector appeal. The model carries a highly collectible designation, reflecting both its scarcity and historical significance as Mazda's rotary-engine flagship.

The market for this model is characterised by severe illiquidity, with zero transactions tracked in our dataset over the past twelve months and no active listings currently. This absence of trading activity means that any valuation carries material uncertainty and reflects asking prices rather than realised sales.

Desirability currently registers as low despite the car's technical importance and rarity, suggesting that collector interest in the 110S has not yet translated into strong demand at current price levels. The gap between technical collectibility and market desirability is worth monitoring, as it may reflect either realistic pricing resistance or a market waiting for the right examples to emerge.

Without recent transaction data, mileage norms and condition expectations for UK examples remain unclear from our sample. Prospective buyers or sellers should seek specialist guidance on the specific condition and provenance of individual cars, as the sparse market offers limited benchmarks for comparison.