CORD 810 BEVERLY
Lowest Price: £19,152 • Median Price: £19,152 • Highest Price: £19,152 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£19,152
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SINCE 2020
£19,152
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£19,152
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
4
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Mecum
£19,152
5th Dec 2025
1936 Cord 810 Beverly Sedan
RM Sotheby's
£43,066
5th May 2019
1936 Cord 810 'Armchair' Beverly
Worldwide Auctioneers
£26,408
22nd Apr 2017
1936 Cord 810 Beverly Sedan
Worldwide Auctioneers
£26,464
4th Sep 2011
1936 Cord 810 Beverly Sedan
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The Cord 810 Beverly, a pre-war classic, debuted in 1936, showcasing innovative features like front-wheel drive and a "coffin nose" design.
Its advanced engineering and distinctive styling made it an instant sensation, though production was short-lived, ending in 1937.
There was no direct successor to the Cord 810 Beverly.
A little-known story: The 810's "coffin nose" design was initially penned on a restaurant napkin by designer Gordon Buehrig.
How much is a Cord 810 Beverly worth?
In average condition, a Cord 810 Beverly is worth £19,152.
What is the most expensive Cord 810 Beverly to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Cord 810 Beverly to sell in history was sold for £43,066.
What is the cheapest Cord 810 Beverly to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Cord 810 Beverly to sell in history was sold for £19,152.
When was the Cord 810 Beverly produced?
The Cord 810 Beverly was produced in 1936.