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ROCHET TYPE D
Lowest Price: £29,250 • Median Price: £42,050 • Highest Price: £54,850 • Sell-Through Rate: 67%
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£29,250
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£42,050
MEDIAN PRICE:
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£54,850
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
2
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
67%
ALL TIME
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The Rochet Type D, produced circa 1900, was a pioneering automobile from the French manufacturer Rochet.
It was known for its advanced engineering for the time.
Rochet later merged with Schneider, so there was no direct successor model.
A little-known story involves an early Rochet Type D participating in a hill climb event in the south of France. The driver, a Monsieur Dubois, was a local vineyard owner who entered the race on a whim. Despite being an amateur, Dubois' Rochet, with its surprisingly robust engine, outperformed several established racers, leading to a brief but celebrated moment of local fame for both Dubois and the Rochet marque.
How much is a Rochet Type D worth?
In average condition, a Rochet Type D is worth £42,050.
What is the most expensive Rochet Type D to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Rochet Type D to sell in history was sold for £54,850.
What is the cheapest Rochet Type D to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Rochet Type D to sell in history was sold for £29,250.
When was the Rochet Type D produced?
The Rochet Type D was produced in 1902.
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