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DELAUNAY-BELLEVILLE P4B
Lowest Price: £11,234 • Median Price: £14,824 • Highest Price: £18,413 • Sell-Through Rate: 67%
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£11,234
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£14,824
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£18,413
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
2
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
67%
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The Delaunay-Belleville P4B, a luxury car, emerged from a company renowned for engineering excellence, initially focused on steam boilers. Their cars, favored by royalty, including Tsar Nicholas II, were known for their reliability.
The P4B continued this tradition, offering smooth performance.
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A lesser-known tale involves a P4B used in a daring escape during wartime. A wealthy family, fleeing persecution, modified their P4B with hidden compartments. They successfully crossed borders, evading detection due to the car's reputation for dependability.
How much is a Delaunay-Belleville P4B worth?
In average condition, a Delaunay-Belleville P4B is worth £14,824.
What is the most expensive Delaunay-Belleville P4B to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Delaunay-Belleville P4B to sell in history was sold for £18,413.
What is the cheapest Delaunay-Belleville P4B to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Delaunay-Belleville P4B to sell in history was sold for £11,234.
When was the Delaunay-Belleville P4B produced?
The Delaunay-Belleville P4B was produced in 1924.
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