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SUNBEAM TIGER
Lowest Price: £190 • Median Price: £46,385 • Highest Price: £127,153 • Sell-Through Rate: 68%
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£190
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£46,385
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£127,153
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
74
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
68%
ALL TIME
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The Sunbeam Tiger, produced from 1964-1967, was a high-performance V8 version of the Sunbeam Alpine roadster, born from a collaboration between Rootes Group and Carroll Shelby.
Shelby was initially contracted to develop the Alpine, resulting in the Tiger. Rootes then contracted with Jensen Motors to handle production.
Chrysler acquired Rootes in 1967, and due to the Chrysler/Shelby association, the Tiger was discontinued.
There was no direct successor.
Did you know that Ian Garrad, Rootes' West Coast Sales Manager, played a crucial role in the Tiger's creation? He recognized the Alpine's potential with a V8 and secretly approached Shelby, bypassing Rootes' management initially. Garrad's initiative was pivotal in bringing the Tiger to life.
How much is a Sunbeam Tiger worth?
In average condition, a Sunbeam Tiger is worth £46,385.
What is the most expensive Sunbeam Tiger to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Sunbeam Tiger to sell in history was sold for £143,369.
What is the cheapest Sunbeam Tiger to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Sunbeam Tiger to sell in history was sold for £190.
When was the Sunbeam Tiger produced?
The Sunbeam Tiger was produced between 1950 and 1967.
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