MORRIS OXFORD 13.9
Lowest Price: £2,990 • Median Price: £11,666 • Highest Price: £23,000 • Sell-Through Rate: 78%
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£2,990
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£11,666
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£23,000
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
7
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
78%
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1st Sep 2023
1925 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Tourer
Bonhams
£23,000
2nd Mar 2013
Multiple Concours winning, rare Coachbuilt,1927 Morris Oxford 13.9hp S...
Bonhams
£5,520
26th Apr 2004
Two registered owners from new, 1929 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Saloon
Bonhams
£11,666
7th Sep 2019
1926 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Two-seater plus Dickey
Bonhams
£2,990
19th Nov 2007
c.1926 Morris Oxford 13.9hp
Bonhams
£15,166
7th Dec 2014
1927 Morris Oxford Oxford 13.9hp Saloon
Bonhams
£8,050
8th Sep 2007
1928 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Saloon
Bonhams
Not Sold
12th Nov 2014
1927 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Saloon
Bonhams
£15,180
18th Apr 2005
1928 Morris Oxford 13.9hp Dual-Purpose Utility
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The Morris Oxford 13.9, produced from 1926 to 1928, was known for its dependable, if somewhat staid, design.
It aimed to offer a blend of affordability and comfort.
A lesser-known story: In 1927, a team of Oxford 13.9s participated in a grueling endurance trial across India, showcasing the car's reliability in challenging conditions.
Its successor was the Morris Oxford Six.
How much is a Morris Oxford 13.9 worth?
In average condition, a Morris Oxford 13.9 is worth £11,666.
What is the most expensive Morris Oxford 13.9 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Morris Oxford 13.9 to sell in history was sold for £23,000.
What is the cheapest Morris Oxford 13.9 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Morris Oxford 13.9 to sell in history was sold for £2,990.
When was the Morris Oxford 13.9 produced?
The Morris Oxford 13.9 was produced between 1925 and 1929.