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NASH 494
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THE HEADLINES
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LOWEST PRICE:
£49,280
ALL TIME
TOTAL SALES VALUE:
£49,280
MEDIAN PRICE:
£49,280
ALL TIME
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
1
HIGHEST PRICE:
£49,280
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
100%
THE PRICE TREND
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HOW MANY REMAIN
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CARS
LICENSED
0
CARS
SORN
0
THE MODELS
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HOW MUCH IS INSURANCE?
Based on overall insurer premium and doesn’t include any FJ+ cover options. All premiums assume the vehicle is not the main car and include insurance premium tax, driver aged 65 years old, 3,000 annual mileage and full clean driving licence with no claims or convictions. Not a member of an associated club with Footman James. Postcode S10, vehicle garaged with no modifications. Additionally, there is a £25 arrangement fee against the policy. All cover is subject to insurer’s terms and conditions, which are available upon request.
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THE FAQs
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How much is a Nash 494 worth?
In average condition, a Nash 494 is worth £49,280.
What is the most expensive Nash 494 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Nash 494 to sell in history was sold for £49,280.
What is the cheapest Nash 494 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Nash 494 to sell in history was sold for £49,280.
When was the Nash 494 produced?
The Nash 494 was produced in 1930.