WHITE MODEL E
Lowest Price: £23,664 • Median Price: £52,116 • Highest Price: £115,866 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£23,664
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£52,116
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£52,116
27th Apr 2019
c.1904 White Model 'E' 15HP Steam Car Rear Entrance Tonneau with Canop...
RM Sotheby's
£23,664
9th Oct 2015
1916 White Model Forty-Five G.E.D. Touring
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£115,866
13th Aug 2010
The ex-Edward "Ted" Jameson, 1904 White Model E Steam Touring Car Chas...
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The White Model E, a gasoline-powered car, emerged after White's initial foray into steam-powered vehicles. Around 1905, White transitioned to gasoline engines, marking a significant shift.
The Model E was known for its reliability.
Successor: White Model G.
Did you know that White sewing machines actually paved the way for White Motor Company? The company initially made sewing machines, then bicycles, before venturing into cars. It's a classic tale of innovation.
How much is a White Model E worth?
In average condition, a White Model E is worth £52,116.
What is the most expensive White Model E to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive White Model E to sell in history was sold for £115,866.
What is the cheapest White Model E to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest White Model E to sell in history was sold for £23,664.
When was the White Model E produced?
The White Model E was produced between 1904 and 1916.