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Monthly ReportAugust 2026

GarageCherries Market Report

Classic car market data pulled directly from our live inventory β€” average prices, trending models, and what's moving fast.

268

Active Listings

$49,900

Median Asking Price

$71,176

Average Asking Price

14

Sold This Month

Average Asking Price by Make

1De Tomaso(1 listings)
$129,900
2Auburn(1 listings)
$99,995
3Chevrolet(124 listings)
$92,143
4Cadillac(3 listings)
$91,632
5Land Rover(3 listings)
$90,267
6Porsche(1 listings)
$73,900
7Plymouth(6 listings)
$72,575
8Dodge(9 listings)
$71,799
9Ford(34 listings)
$70,409
10Pontiac(15 listings)
$70,005

Inventory by Condition

Good238 (89%)
Excellent23 (9%)
Fair5 (2%)
Project2 (1%)

Most-Watched Listings This Month

1

Harley Davidson Street Glide

$29,995

7 views
2

BMW 750Li xDrive

$16,900

4 views
3

Chevrolet Chevelle SS

$89,500

4 views
4

Chevrolet Corvette

$85,900

4 views
5

Chevrolet Corvette

$75,900

4 views

Market Observations β€” August 2026

The classic car market continues to see strong buyer demand for driver-quality examples priced in the $20,000–$50,000 range. Show-condition vehicles above $100,000 are moving more slowly as buyers become increasingly price-sensitive heading into the summer show season.

Muscle cars from the 1968–1972 era remain the most-searched segment on GarageCherries. Pontiac GTOs and Oldsmobile 4-4-2s are showing strong interest relative to available inventory, suggesting upward price pressure in those models specifically.

Project cars in the $5,000–$15,000 range are selling quickly as entry-level collectors look for restoration opportunities. Complete, running examples with good sheet metal are particularly competitive regardless of mechanical condition.

Data sourced from GarageCherries active and sold listings. Prices are asking prices, not final sale prices unless reported by the dealer. Updated daily.