Market & Values
What enthusiast cars actually sell for. 14,708 dated sale results and 26,736 listings recorded so far across 822 of 1,525 tracked models; every number links to the auction or listing it came from.
Chrysler models
Chrysler · 2004–2008Crossfire$11,500median of 23 sales
Chrysler · 1928–2025Minivans$17,750median of 20 sales-7% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 2005–2023300 (2005-2023)$16,500median of 19 sales-6% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1926–1993Imperial$16,000median of 17 sales
Chrysler · 1928–2019K-Car$6,275median of 16 sales-14% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 2001–2009PT Cruiser$7,300median of 12 sales-9% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1984–1989Conquest & Mitsubishi Starion For Sale$16,500median of 9 sales+9% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1996–2008Sebring$6,950median of 7 sales
Chrysler · 1955–1965300 Letter Series$56,750median of 6 sales-5% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1962–1970300 Non-Letter Series (1962-1972) For Sale$18,500median of 6 sales
Chrysler · 1942–1987Town & Country$27,943median of 6 sales
Chrysler · 1950–1979Newport$16,375median of 4 sales+28% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1940–1994New Yorker$12,550median of 4 sales-11% since the last refresh
Chrysler · 1940–1973Windsor$10,555median of 4 sales
Chrysler · 1931CD-8$55,500median of 3 sales
Chrysler · 1975–1979Cordobano sales yetmedian of 2 sales
Chrysler · 1985–1989Fifth Avenueno sales yetmedian of 2 sales
Chrysler · 1977–1995LeBaronno sales yetmedian of 2 sales
Chrysler · 1979–1980Sno-Runnerno sales yetmedian of 2 sales
Where the numbers come from
Completed auctions on Bring a Trailer(opens in a new tab) (dated results), live auctions on Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids(opens in a new tab), and asking prices on Hemmings(opens in a new tab). Each row keeps its source link.
What a median means here
The middle of the dated sale results in the last twelve months for that model, shown only when there are at least three. No weighting, no adjustment, no estimate when the data is thin.
What it is not
Not an appraisal and not a prediction. A reserve-not-met bid is never counted as a sale; an asking price is never counted as a value. Fees and premiums are excluded unless the venue states otherwise.