How much was a Bentley in 1921?

Two were built as test mules, so the first production Bentley available for public sale bore chassis number 3. In 1921, the car sold for a staggering £1,150; based on the exchange rate of the day, that was equivalent to the cost of roughly five Model T Fords. In retrospect, the car was a good investment.

How much is a 1920s Rolls Royce worth?

Vehicle Valuation Analysis

Bodystyles	Median Sale
Roadster	$375,805
Sedanca	$66,964
Tourer	$167,750

What was the fastest car in the 1920?

Mercedes-Benz 680S Saoutchik Torpedo
1920s Mercedes-Benz 680S Saoutchik Torpedo Manufactured from 1928, the Mercedes-Benz 680S Saoutchik Torpedo was way ahead of its time, and was the fastest production car of the 1920s. It had a top speed of 110mph, courtesy of a 6.8-litre inline-6 supercharged dual-carburettor engine with a total 180 horsepower.

How much is the oldest Bentley?

$962,500
at Pebble Beach auctioned what is now the world’s oldest surviving Bentley for a price of $962,500.

When were Bentley’s first made?

January 18, 1919, Cricklewood, London, United KingdomBentley Motors Limited / Founded

What was the most popular car in 1920s?

For most of the 1920s, Henry Ford’s Model T dominated the sales charts. From 1920 through 1926, the Model T accounted for 47 percent of new-car sales. In 1921, an astounding 61 percent of the cars sold were Model T’s.

How much is a 1926 Bentley?

Detailing

Vehicle:	1926 Bentley 3 Litre Red Label Speed Model Tourer
Years Produced:	1923–29
Number Produced:	1,613 (513 Speed Models)
Original List Price:	$5,000 plus coachwork
SCM Valuation:	$348,000