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£6,949

1914 Saxon Model A

United States • 27 Apr 2019

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AI Listing Summary

This 1914 Saxon Model A, Lot 402 at the Tupelo Automobile Museum Auction, represents an early piece of automotive history from the Detroit-based Saxon Motor Car company. Notable for its original affordability and features like a 4-cylinder engine and 2-speed transmission, this model gained popularity after a successful cross-country drive. Procured by the Museum in 1991, its early history is unknown, but it includes a 1917 instruction booklet, adding to its appeal as a collectible.

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Condition 

7

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2753

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Points of note

£8,087

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£9,238

Median Price (Since 2020)

£10,389

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