Sold prices

What a classic Austin-Healey sells for at auction

Median sold price by year, with the dashed line restated in 2025 money. Hollow final dot: the current, incomplete year.

Median sold price £31,314

Usual range £16,365 to £45,580

Recorded sales 2,479 since 1994

Data to 10 August 2026

2,479 Austin-Healeys have sold at public auction since 1994, at a median of £31,314; the middle half of them made between £16,365 and £45,580. The sale rooms see about 197 a year and 72% of the cars offered find a buyer. The 3000 Mk III BJ8 is the one that comes up most often, with 460 sales on record at a median of £42,000. The highest result is £785,500, paid for a 100 Special Test in July 2013.

In 2025 the median classic Austin-Healey sold for £26,798 across 221 sales, 13% down on 2024. In real terms, typical classic Austin-Healey prices were down about 32% over the five years to 2025, once inflation is accounted for.

The busiest Austin-Healey models in the sale rooms

Auction prices by Austin-Healey model
Model	Sales	Usual range	Median
3000 Mk III BJ8	460	£31,645 to £53,011	£42,000
Sprite Mk I	318	£9,800 to £16,778	£12,850
3000 Mk III	140	£29,030 to £48,252	£36,857
3000 Mk I BT7	112	£27,750 to £41,397	£33,690
3000 Mk II BJ7	112	£25,781 to £42,596	£32,234
100/4 BN1	100	£28,644 to £54,878	£40,285
100/6 BN4	90	£21,700 to £33,772	£27,232
3000 Mk II	89	£24,150 to £41,000	£34,855
3000 Mk I	83	£25,644 to £41,962	£32,736
100/4 BN2	73	£39,226 to £68,901	£49,500
3000 Mk II BT7	73	£27,758 to £42,829	£33,755
100/6	66	£23,754 to £35,130	£30,496

Plus 763 rarer variants with too few sales for a row of their own.

Sold prices from public classic car auction results (1994 to 10 August 2026), not asking prices and not a valuation: a concours car and a project both sit inside these ranges, and condition, history and specification move any one car well outside them. How to read these figures.