FRAZER NASH BMW 320
Lowest Price: £28,371 • Median Price: £28,371 • Highest Price: £28,371 • Sell-Through Rate: 33%
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£28,371
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£28,371
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£28,371
SINCE 2020
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1
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
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1938 Frazer-Nash BMW 320
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1938 Frazer-Nash BMW 320
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£28,371
17th May 2021
1938 Frazer-Nash BMW 320
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The Frazer Nash BMW 320, produced under license in the 1930s, marked a significant chapter for British motoring. Frazer Nash, seeking a competitive edge, partnered with BMW to import and assemble their cars.
The 320 was known for its advanced features and sporting character.
Its successor was the Frazer Nash BMW 327/328.
A little-known story: During WWII, some Frazer Nash BMW 320s were reportedly repurposed for military use, serving as staff cars due to their reliability.
How much is a Frazer Nash BMW 320 worth?
In average condition, a Frazer Nash BMW 320 is worth £28,371.
What is the most expensive Frazer Nash BMW 320 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Frazer Nash BMW 320 to sell in history was sold for £28,371.
What is the cheapest Frazer Nash BMW 320 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Frazer Nash BMW 320 to sell in history was sold for £28,371.
When was the Frazer Nash BMW 320 produced?
The Frazer Nash BMW 320 was produced in 1938.