Koenigsegg - All Models (2005)

Explore the ultimate benchmark in high‑performance engineering with the Ko Racing Koenigsegg All Models. Launched in 2005, the 2005 Koenigsegg All Models set a new standard for power, precision, and prestige. Whether you’re checking the Koenigsegg All Models price of a pristine 2005 specimen or tracking the used Koenigsegg All Models price over the years, our database offers a comprehensive, data‑driven snapshot of this legendary supercar.

• Model year: 2005 (first production batch)
• Engine: 5.2 L twin‑charged V8
• Power: 800 hp (1,021 kW) at 7,500 rpm
• Torque: 753 lb‑ft (1,020 Nm) at 5,000 rpm
• Transmission: 7‑speed DSG dual‑clutch
• Drive type: All‑wheel drive, active torque distribution
• Fuel type: Premium gasoline, 93 octane
• Top speed: 240 mph (386 km/h) – electronically limited
• 0‑60 mph acceleration: 2.5 seconds
• Dimensions: Length 195 in (4,965 mm), Width 77 in (1,955 mm), Height 56 in (1,422 mm)
• Curb weight: 3,435 lb (1,559 kg)
• Drivetrain: Light‑weight carbon‑fiber monocoque chassis
• Braking system: 29‑in multi‑piece Brembo brake kit with carbon‑ceramic discs
• Suspension: Adjustable active suspension and canards for aerodynamics
• Exhaust: Twin four‑tube titanium exhausts with 4 L exhaust system
• Price at launch (2005): Roughly $2.5 million USD (adjusted for inflation)

The Koenigsegg All Models depreciation curve is a focal point for collectors and investors alike. The 2005 Koenigsegg All Models typically loses about 15-20% of its value in the first year after trading. Over the subsequent five years, it usually drops 25-30% total – a far gentler erosion compared to many other high‑end sports cars. Because of its limited production run and the brand’s closed‑door sales model, the vehicle retains high resale value, with modern surviving units often seeing a 10-15% appreciation over the long term.

When you ask what is a 2005 Koenigsegg All Models worth, the answer is highly contextual: market demand, running condition, mileage, and provenance all play a part. As of today, a well‑maintained example in mint condition can command prices on the high end of the market spectrum, sometimes exceeding the original launch price by 10-20%. As a rule of thumb, the Koenigsegg All Models 2005 price can range from roughly $3 million to $4.5 million USD for pristine, low‑mileage examples, depending on market conditions and the particular build features.

**Depreciation Insight** Koenigsegg All Models depreciation trends are influenced by several variables:

• First year: 15-20% drop due to initial depreciation curve.
• Year 2‑3: 5-7% per year as the market stabilizes.
• Year 4‑5: 3-4% per year, often gaining some value

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