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Meet the Caterham All Models, the lightweight, performance‑centric sports car that has been turning heads since its launch in 2005. Whether you’re a long‑time enthusiast or a curious newcomer, you’re bound to wonder: Caterham All Models price – and more specifically, Caterham All Models 2005 price – varies great‑ly across markets and vehicle condition. This guide pulls together the facts you need to evaluate anything from a brand‑new build to a well‑maintained used example.

Key Specifications (2005 Caterham All Models)

• Engine: 1.5‑litre Ford–sourced, 163 hp, 175 lb‑ft (monobloc, twin‑spark)
• Transmission: 5‑ or 6‑speed sequential manual, fly‑by‑wire clutch
• Fuel: Premium unleaded (Petrol)
• Power‑to‑Weight Ratio: 1.17 kg/hp (107 lb/horsepower)
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 1510 mm × 1134 mm × 1126 mm
• Wheelbase: 1021 mm
• Weight: 408 kg (empty)
• Top Speed: 165 mph (suitable for track and road)
• 0–100 km/h: 4.1 sec (fully tuned)
• Rear‑wheel drive; 40:60 front‑rear weight distribution
• Exterior: Carbon‑fiber body, double‑deck, detachable top
• Interior: Minimalist driver’s cockpit, 3‑point safety harness

Depreciation Insight

The price of a new Caterham All Models 2005 starts high, but Caterham All Models depreciation is a critical factor for buyers and investors alike. Generally, the car typically loses 15‑20% of its value in the first year and an additional 10‑12% each subsequent year for the next 3 years. After year five, the rate tapers to around 5‑7% per annum. Of course, the exact depreciation curve depends on mileage, maintenance history, weather exposure, and whether you own or lease a particular model.

When you consider used Caterham All Models price, the market shows a solid appreciation for well‑kept examples with low mileage and a comprehensive service log. A snapshot of depreciation across popular models looks like:

• 0–1 yr: -17 %
• 1–3 yrs: -11 %
• 3–5 yrs: -6 %
• 5–10 yrs: -3 %

What is a 2005 Caterham All Models Worth?

Curious about what is a 2005 Caterham All Models worth? In markets where the brand enjoys a devoted following, a reconditioned 2005 unit often sells for 20‑35 % below the original MSRP when factoring in standard depreciation. Pricing can vary, however, by region, condition, and specific configuration (e.g., engine variant, interior trim). A well‑maintained 2005 model with 15 000 km and little cosmetic wear might fetch between $9,000 and $12,000 in the U.S., while in the UK the ballpark ranges from £7,500 to £9,000. In both cases, the values are heavily influenced by the model’s track record, enthusiast demand, and the scarcity of annually re‑engineered chassis.

Comparison Context

Benchmarked against comparable lightweight sports cars, the Caterham All Models offers a razor‑thin chassis and incredibly high power‑to‑weight ratio. Compared to the

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