Rolls-Royce 1955-80 - 2018 Market Review
Rolls-Royce 1955-80
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Rolls Royce Camargue
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It is more than 30 years since Silver Clouds started flirting with $100K values and never quite making it. That applies of course to four-door cars, not the two-door Saloons with bodies by Mulliner and other coachbuilders which frequently top $150,000.
Silver Shadows remain affordable, with Series II cars no dearer than early ones and the two-door only slightly more expensive than a sedan.
Recently a couple of older R-R limousines with Royal connections came up for auction in Britain, accompanied by the last Corniche V convertible from 2002.
That one was set to make A$300,000, but earlier cars sell for considerably less.
Silver Cloud $87,495 [4]
Silver Shadow 1966-80 $31,185 [32]
Shadow coupe $42,330 [3]
Corniche conv. 1971-82 $82,945 [4]
Camargue $134,970 [2]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2018 Euro & Brit Car Value Guide.
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