HEINKEL TROJAN
Lowest Price: £13,440 • Median Price: £13,440 • Highest Price: £13,440 • Sell-Through Rate: 71%
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£13,440
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£13,440
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£13,440
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
5
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
71%
ALL TIME
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Historics
£13,440
23rd Sep 2023
1963 Heinkel Trojan
Barrett Jackson
£21,171
14th Jan 2015
1963 HEINKEL TROJAN 1 DOOR COUPE
RM Sotheby's
£21,060
2nd Sep 2018
1963 Heinkel Trojan
Historics
£3,136
26th May 2012
1957 Heinkel Trojan
COYS
Not Sold
16th Jan 2016
1958 Heinkel Trojan
Barrett Jackson
£15,891
16th Jan 2008
1963 HEINKEL TROJAN 1 DOOR COUPE
COYS
Not Sold
1st Dec 2015
1964 Heinkel Trojan
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The Heinkel Trojan, a microcar, emerged from a German aircraft manufacturer seeking post-war diversification.
Trojan Cars Ltd. later licensed its production in the UK.
A quirky tale: To circumvent UK import taxes, some were initially imported as "Trojan 200" kits, requiring final assembly.
There is no successor to the Heinkel Trojan.
How much is a Heinkel Trojan worth?
In average condition, a Heinkel Trojan is worth £13,440.
What is the most expensive Heinkel Trojan to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Heinkel Trojan to sell in history was sold for £21,171.
What is the cheapest Heinkel Trojan to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Heinkel Trojan to sell in history was sold for £3,136.
When was the Heinkel Trojan produced?
The Heinkel Trojan was produced between 1957 and 1964.