MINI MARGRAVE
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The Mini Margrave, a limited-edition variant of the classic Mini, emerged in 1975.
Its production run was quite small, with only a few hundred units ever made.
The Margrave stood out with its unique features, including a luxurious interior and distinctive exterior trim.
It was created by a London-based coachbuilder, Wood & Pickett.
The Mini Margrave did not have a direct successor in the traditional sense.
A lesser-known story: One Margrave was rumored to have been custom-built for a member of British royalty, featuring bespoke modifications.
How much is a Mini Margrave worth?
In average condition, a Mini Margrave is worth £8,395.
What is the most expensive Mini Margrave to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Mini Margrave to sell in history was sold for £13,570.
What is the cheapest Mini Margrave to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Mini Margrave to sell in history was sold for £3,220.
When was the Mini Margrave produced?
The Mini Margrave was produced between 1979 and 2009.