Chrysler Valiant/Regal/VIP 1966-71 - 2019 Market Review
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Chrysler Valiant/Regal/VIP 1966-71
By 1968, the concept of an Aussie-made family V8 was well entrenched and Chrysler had to become creative in order to sell its eight-cylinder cars against Ford and Holden’s new offerings.
The VE-VG VIP exploited buyer snobbery but they didn’t sell well and are now very rare with cars in excellent condition almost never exceeding $30,000. VC V8s on the other hand almost never sell for less than $30,000 – except for this year when there were almost none for sale.
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Best buys include Regal six-cylinder models at under $20,000 and V8 Regal Hardtops at $30-35,000.
Introduced in 1970, Chrysler’s six-cylinder ‘Hemi’ is among the best engines produced in this country, yet VG Valiants with this motor are generally cheaper than ‘Slant Six’ VE-VF models.
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VC-VG $14,735 [38]
VC-VG Regal $18,830 [12]
VC V8 $28,000 [1]
VE-VG VIP $14,000 [2]
VF-VG Hardtop $31,300 [8]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2019 Aussie Family Car Market Value Guide.
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