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For automotive historians and collectors alike, the 1921 Voisin All Models has long been a symbol of early luxury and engineering prowess. When people search for Voisin All Models price or Voisin All Models 1921 price, they often ask the fundamental question: what is a 1921 Voisin All Models worth? In this detailed overview we break down the exact specs, depreciation expectations, and market positioning that shape the current used Voisin All Models price landscape.

• Engine: 4‑cyl, overhead valve, 4,000 cc, 45 hp (56 kW) at 2,400 rpm
• Transmission: 3‑speed manual, gear ratio 3.35:1 (first) / 1.24:1 (second) / 0.90:1 (third)
• Fuel Type: gasoline (commercially available “briquetting” or “trollope” fuels of the era)
• Chassis: reinforced timber frame with steel cross‑members, 1,260 kg dry weight
• Dimensions: Wheelbase 2,470 mm; Length 4,140 mm; Width 1,660 mm; Height 1,390 mm
• Brakes: 12‑inch drum brakes on all wheels, hand‑operated for the front pair and foot‑pedal for rear
• Suspension: double wishbone front with cantilever springs; live rear axle with leaf springs
• Top Speed: ~95 km/h (59 mph) under optimal conditions
• Power‑to‑Weight Ratio: 36 hp/metric ton, reflecting the austerity of its time
• Color & Interiors: custom coachwork with silk linings, walnut veneer panels, and optional removable soft‑top

The Voisin All Models depreciation trend often surprises new owners. Historically, classic marques retain more value the longer they age, but early 20th‑century vehicles will still experience a swift initial drop. Typically a 1921 Voisin All Models loses 15‑20% of its assessed value during the first year of ownership, followed by a gradual stabilization at about 4‑6% per subsequent year provided it is well cared for. Thus, an accurately restored model that originally published around a #7,000 USD valuation today could realistically appreciate to roughly #8,000 USD after five to ten years of stewardship.

In comparison to close competitors, such as the 1922 Delahaye 18 L or the 1923 Talbot 14, the Voisin All Models often sits a touch under the median price point. While the Delahaye 18 L tends to trade at slightly higher auction floors due to broader nameplate recognition, the Voisin offers a distinctive chassis‑and‑engine playground that appeals to enthusiasts building specialized chassis‑swap projects. Thus, for collectors mainly seeking raw performance potential over market prestige, a comparative valuation may place a clean 1921 Voisin All Models under the average used Voisin All Models price for the decade.

From a market position standpoint, the Voisin All Models price narrative is primarily driven by vintage car enthusiasts in the United Kingdom, the United States, and France. These regions maintain a robust segment of

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