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Leyland P76 V8 – market review 2017-18

Could this short-lived Aussie legend be under-valued?

Leyland P76 V8

From derided failure to cult hero, the Leyland P76 has seen every peak and trough of a market that has at best been unpredictable.

Around 17,000 P76s were built, perhaps five per cent of them remain and everyone – whether they owned one or not – has an opinion.

V8-powered cars are the ones to buy with the 4.4-litre alloy motor easy to modify for improved performance.

Four-speed manual cars are more desirable than autos and generally sell below the $20,500 paid for a commemorative Targa Florio automatic at auction.

A handful of the hatchback Force Seven coupes survive and were sold after Leylands closure but they are too scarce to value accurately.

P76 V8 $16,725 [4] 

Targa Florio $20,500 [1]

[*] = number of verified sales.

(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)

Numbers from our 2017-18 Muscle Cars Value Guide.

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