CUNNINGHAM V-6
Lowest Price: £58,968 • Median Price: £59,308 • Highest Price: £100,185 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£58,968
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£59,308
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RM Sotheby's
£59,308
2nd Sep 2018
1926 Cunningham (-1931) Series V-6 Touring
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£58,968
1st Sep 2018
1926 Cunningham Series V-6 Touring
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£100,185
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1925 Cunningham Series V-6 Phaeton
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The Cunningham V-6 was a planned successor to the Cunningham C-3.
Briggs Cunningham aimed to produce a more affordable car. The V-6 never reached production.
A lesser-known fact: Cunningham explored using a Maserati V-6 engine for this model. This detail highlights his ambition to blend American design with European engineering.
How much is a Cunningham V-6 worth?
In average condition, a Cunningham V-6 is worth £59,308.
What is the most expensive Cunningham V-6 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Cunningham V-6 to sell in history was sold for £100,185.
What is the cheapest Cunningham V-6 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Cunningham V-6 to sell in history was sold for £58,968.
When was the Cunningham V-6 produced?
The Cunningham V-6 was produced between 1925 and 1926.