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Collector Car Market Report: January 2025

In January 2025, DriveIndex tracked 3,443 verified collector car sales in the US, worth $300.7 million in total, with a median sale of $44,500. 580 models sold for more than at any point in the previous 12 months. The most-traded model was the Chevrolet Corvette Convertible, with 126 sales at a median of $46,200.

Verified sales
3,443
Total sold
$300.7 million
Median sale
$44,500
Models at a 12-month high
580

Data: DriveIndex. Completed US sales in dollars, with outliers, unsold bids and damaged cars removed. Figures update as late results are collected; latest result added Oct 25, 2026. Methodology

Most-Traded Models in January 2025

ModelSalesMedian sale
Chevrolet Corvette Convertible126$46,200
Chevrolet Corvette123$77,000
Chevrolet Corvette Coupe120$33,550
Ford Thunderbird61$25,300
Chevrolet Camaro Z/2848$77,000
Ford Mustang Convertible41$36,300
Chevrolet C10 Pickup31$38,500
Mercedes-Benz SL50031$14,300
Chevrolet Chevelle29$85,800
Chevrolet Camaro29$50,600
Chevrolet Bel Air27$46,200
Dodge Challenger Demon26$132,000
Pontiac GTO Convertible25$71,500
Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet23$27,911
Ford Mustang Mach 121$66,000

Models with at least 5 verified sales in the month, all model years together.

Sales by Make

MakeSalesTotal soldMedian sale
Chevrolet967$74.0 million$55,000
Ford497$48.1 million$40,150
Porsche299$35.6 million$60,000
Mercedes-Benz249$20.9 million$23,333
BMW144$5.7 million$26,075
Pontiac123$7.9 million$55,000
Dodge110$9.9 million$81,500
Toyota107$3.8 million$27,500
Ferrari100$27.2 million$162,250
Cadillac84$5.5 million$39,600
Land Rover70$2.5 million$27,225
Bentley56$3.8 million$52,720

The 12 makes with the most verified sales, of 77 with at least one.

How to Read This Report

Every figure is a completed sale: a car that sold, at a price that was paid. Asking prices and bids on cars that did not sell are never counted. A “12-month high” means a model sold for more this month than in any sale over the previous twelve months.

The counts cover the auction houses and marketplaces DriveIndex tracks. That coverage has grown over time, so a month with more sales than the one before is not by itself evidence that the market grew.

Every car in these tables has its own free page with its value, price history and recent sales. Pro adds the Value Signal: whether each one is appreciating, stable or falling right now.