CHRYSLER NEWPORT
Lowest Price: £25,165 • Median Price: £61,235 • Highest Price: £381,340 • Sell-Through Rate: 83%
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£25,165
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£61,235
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£381,340
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
5
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
83%
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Barrett Jackson
£63,033
30th Jan 2016
1940 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM ROADSTER
Barrett Jackson
£28,469
19th Jan 2005
1940 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ROADSTER
Barrett Jackson
£61,235
19th Jan 2013
1940 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM ROADSTER
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1st Jan 1992
1941 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SPORT PHAETON
Worldwide Auctioneers
£25,165
2nd May 2010
1940 Chrysler Newport Roadster
RM Sotheby's
£381,340
18th Jan 2008
1941 Chrysler Newport
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The Chrysler Newport, introduced in 1961, was designed to offer a more affordable entry into the Chrysler lineup. It was named after Newport, Rhode Island, a city synonymous with wealth and luxury.
The Newport was initially conceived to revive Chrysler's sales during an economic downturn. It succeeded in attracting buyers with its lower price point while still offering the style and features associated with the Chrysler brand.
The Newport was produced until 1981. Its role as an entry-level full-size car was essentially taken over by the Chrysler Fifth Avenue in later years, though the Fifth Avenue was based on a different platform.
A little-known fact is that the 1963 Newport was used as the pace car for the Daytona 500. This was a significant moment for Chrysler, showcasing the Newport's performance and reliability on a national stage.
How much is a Chrysler Newport worth?
In average condition, a Chrysler Newport is worth £61,235.
What is the most expensive Chrysler Newport to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Chrysler Newport to sell in history was sold for £381,340.
What is the cheapest Chrysler Newport to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Chrysler Newport to sell in history was sold for £25,165.
When was the Chrysler Newport produced?
The Chrysler Newport was produced between 1940 and 1941.