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OPEL REKORD
Lowest Price: £1,650 • Median Price: £4,320 • Highest Price: £6,989 • Sell-Through Rate: 50%
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LOWEST PRICE:
£1,650
SINCE 2020
TOTAL SALES VALUE:
£17,167
MEDIAN PRICE:
£4,320
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
3
HIGHEST PRICE:
£6,989
SINCE 2020
SELL THROUGH RATE:
50%
THE PRICE TREND
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ALL TIME AVERAGE:
£2,861
AVERAGE SINCE 2016:
£3,433
AVERAGE SINCE 2020:
£2,160
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HOW MANY REMAIN
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CARS
LICENSED
27
CARS
SORN
30
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MODEL
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MEDIAN PRICE
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Opel Rekord
3
£4,320
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The Opel Rekord was a large family car manufactured from 1953 to 1986. It was a successor to the Opel Olympia.
The Rekord was Opel's way of providing an affordable car with features usually found in luxury models. It was known for its reliability.
Its successor was the Opel Omega in 1986.
A little-known fact: Early Rekords were nicknamed "potato eyes" in Germany because of their distinct headlight shape.
How much is a Opel Rekord worth?
In average condition, a Opel Rekord is worth £4,320.
What is the most expensive Opel Rekord to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Opel Rekord to sell in history was sold for £8,528.
What is the cheapest Opel Rekord to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Opel Rekord to sell in history was sold for £1,650.
When was the Opel Rekord produced?
The Opel Rekord was produced between 1961 and 1984.