Practical Classics (UK)

MARKET ANALYSIS

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‘One of the most uniquely charming cars ever made ’

Despite the current trend for the acquisitio­n of modern classics, with Seventies, Eighties and even Nineties classics being snapped up for silly prices, there is still a very keen market for the P4, whose 1940s charm and class, not to mention its sturdy build, still appeals to a big crowd of enthusiast­s. Projects still pop up now and then for under a grand but there’s a very decent supply of usable, rolling restoratio­ns out there, at not unreasonab­le prices. Factor into the bargan that these cars are straightfo­rward to repair and maintain yourself, with superb club support, owning a P4 is a very rewarding experience especially as their ongoing popularity means you’ll always have a car worth something. Very few examples are worth over ten grand. For that kind of money, it would have to be unique in some way – either restored to perfection or in original condition with a nice backstory. If you’re looking to pay top dollar, just inspect very carefully for bodges.

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