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Vanden Plas - All Models (1965)
Looking for the ultimate reference on the Vanden Plas All Models price? The classic Vanden Plas All Models, first unveiled in 1965, remains a coveted icon of British luxury motoring. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a curious enthusiast, knowing the market range—how the Vanden Plas All Models 1965 price compares to today’s listings, and what a 1965 example is truly worth—helps you gauge value, condition, and investment potential. Let’s break down the essentials.
- Make & Model: Vanden Plas All Models (also known as the Vanden Plas Town and County series)
- Year of Production: 1965 onward
- Engine: 2.0‑litre inline‑four, 68 hp (Standard), 77 hp (Sport), 88 hp (Super)
- Transmission: 4‑speed manual (standard); 5‑speed optional in later years
- Fuel Type: Petrol (premium grade recommended)
- Drive & Layout: Front‑engined, front‑wheel‑drive, 4‑wheel independent suspension
- Dimensions:
- Length: 4 500 mm
- Width: 1 870 mm
- Height: 1 481 mm
- Wheelbase: 2 480 mm
- Weight (curb): Approximately 1 300 kg (varies by trim and option)
- Braking: Front & rear disc brakes (reliably upgraded in late‑model cars)
- Safety Features: Dual headlights, seat belts (later models), basic wind‑shield; no ABS, no airbags
- Key Features: Fully independent suspension, wide‑body body panels, large UK‑licensed chassis, classic Vanden Plas “golden keek” rear lighting
Depreciation Insight: Vanden Plas All Models depreciation
Vintage vehicles behave differently from new cars when it comes to depreciation. In the first year of purchase, an average used Vanden Plas All Models typically loses 15‑20% of its value due to initial ownership costs and showroom demand. Over two to three years, this dip stabilizes, with annual depreciation dropping to around 8‑10%—a figure in line with other 1960s luxury cars like the Jaguar 5008 and BMW 700.
Here’s a snapshot of realistic depreciation over a five‑year span:
- Year 0–1: 15‑20% loss
- Year 1–2: 10‑12% loss <
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