Valuation Report for: Jensen Interceptor (2025)
The Jensen Interceptor is a British grand touring classic produced between 1966 and 1976, known for its elegant styling and powerful Chrysler V8 engines. Valuations vary widely based on condition, originality, and provenance, with restored examples and rare variants commanding prices up to £90,000. Recent auctions in 2025 show steady demand and a healthy market for well-maintained cars and convertible versions.
Valuation Report for: Jensen Interceptor (2025)
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Report Summary

  • Vehicle: Jensen Interceptor (various models including Interceptor I, II, III, SP, and Convertible)

  • Date: August 25, 2025

  • Estimated value range: £15,000 – £90,000 depending on condition and model variant


Vehicle Details

Parameter Details
Production Years 1966 – 1976
Engine Types Chrysler 6.3L to 7.2L V8
Transmission 3- and 4-speed automatics, 4-speed manual
Body Styles 2-door coupe, 2-door convertible
Notable Variants Interceptor I, II, III, SP, Convertible
 
 

Vehicle History

The Jensen Interceptor was crafted as a luxury grand tourer with American muscle underpinnings. It offered a unique combination of elegant design by Carrozzeria Touring and powerful performance via Chrysler V8s. The car holds a special place among British classics, attracting enthusiasts who appreciate its blend of style and muscle. Restoration costs can be high, but the value of well-maintained or expertly restored cars continues to grow.


Current Market Trends

  • Values vary widely depending on originality and condition.

  • Project cars and those requiring restoration can be found under £20,000.

  • Presentable, running Interceptors generally range between £35,000–£70,000.

  • The best examples and convertibles fetch £70,000 to over £90,000 at auction.

  • Steady collector demand keeps valuations stable with slight appreciation in recent years.


Historical Pricing & Value Forecast

Year Median Valuation (GBP) Price Trend YoY Notes
2020 £30,000 Stable values for good condition
2021 £32,500 +8.3% Increased interest in convertibles
2022 £35,000 +7.7% Market driven by restored examples
2023 £37,500 +7.1% Auctions show firm demand
2024 £39,500 +5.3% Specialist restorations command premiums
2025 £41,500 +5.1% Continued steady growth
 
 

Price Estimate

Parameter Details
Estimated Market Value £15,000 – £90,000
Trend 5-8% YOY appreciation for good condition models
Typical Range £35,000 – £70,000 for well-kept coupes; £70,000+ for convertibles and concours examples
 
 

Auction Sales Examples

  • 1976 Jensen Interceptor Convertible sold for $38,500 at Mecum Auction, Monterey 2025, USA.

  • 1971 Jensen Interceptor II sold for £41,400 at RM Sotheby's, Cliveden House, UK, July 2025.

  • 1973 Jensen Interceptor SP sold for £47,892 at Historics Auction, UK, 2025.

  • 1974 Jensen Interceptor Convertible achieved £34,320 at Historics, Ascot Racecourse, UK, March 2025.

  • Multiple other Interceptors sold or offered in online UK auctions between £20,000 and £45,000.


Valuation Methodology

Data derives from verified auction results, classic car databases such as Hagerty, Classic.com, and The Classic Valuer. Valuations account for vehicle condition, originality, market demand, and recent historical sales. This approach ensures fact-checked, market-reflective valuations.


Sources

Market data sourced from Hagerty Valuation Tools, Classic.com, Mecum Auctions, RM Sotheby's, Historic Auctions UK, and industry pricing guides as of August 2025.

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