HUDSON MODEL 37
Lowest Price: £12,561 • Median Price: £17,176 • Highest Price: £42,607 • Sell-Through Rate: 60%
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£12,561
LOWEST PRICE:
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£17,176
MEDIAN PRICE:
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£42,607
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
3
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
60%
ALL TIME
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Not Sold
11th Dec 2021
1913 Hudson Model 37 Roadster
Gooding & Co
£42,607
18th Jan 2012
1913 Hudson Model 37 Torpedo Tourer
Bonhams
£17,176
8th Oct 2018
1913 Hudson Model 37
Worldwide Auctioneers
£12,561
4th Aug 2018
1913 Hudson Model 37 Touring
Bonhams
Not Sold
10th Dec 2015
1913 Hudson Model 37 Torpedo Tourer
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The Hudson Model 37, produced in 1912, was known for its advanced engineering and reliability. It helped establish Hudson's reputation.
The Model 37 didn't have a direct successor, as Hudson's model lineup evolved.
Did you know that a Model 37 completed a 2,700-mile endurance run in 1912? It was from Detroit to Boston and back, without any mechanical issues. This feat really showcased the car's durability.
How much is a Hudson Model 37 worth?
In average condition, a Hudson Model 37 is worth £17,176.
What is the most expensive Hudson Model 37 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Hudson Model 37 to sell in history was sold for £42,607.
What is the cheapest Hudson Model 37 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Hudson Model 37 to sell in history was sold for £12,561.
When was the Hudson Model 37 produced?
The Hudson Model 37 was produced in 1913.