What did this car last sell for?

$14,500 ($15,225 with buyer's fee) on Bring a Trailer in September 2026.

How does its last sale compare with others?

Its 2026 sale, $14,500, sits inside where most Model A Cabriolets sold in the last twelve months ($14,000 to $19,000).

Auction history

1930 Ford Model A

VIN 16113871

This 1930 Ford Model A sold for $14,500 on Bring a Trailer in September 2026, as of October 13, 2026.

Photo: Bring a Trailer

Every time it’s been to auction

1 appearance. Oldest first.

Sep 2026Sold $14,500Bring a Trailer200 miles

What Model A Cabriolets sell for

12 sales in the last twelve months.

$10,000This car, Sep 2026$27,000

Most sold between $14,000 and $19,000

What this spec has sold for, last 12 months

What the listing said

SamWhen it sold in September 2026, the listing gave 200 miles.

Model A Cabriolets that sold

The 12 sales behind the range above, in the last twelve months. Newest first.

Model A coupes that sold

2 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

Model A sedans that sold

1 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

193026,548 miles · Jan 2026 · AutoHunter$27,500

Model A wagons that sold

1 in the last twelve months. A different body, so not part of the range above. Newest first.

193611,000 miles · Jan 2026 · Bring a Trailer$40,000

Questions

What did this car last sell for?: $14,500 ($15,225 with buyer's fee) on Bring a Trailer in September 2026.
How many times has it been to auction?: Once, and it sold that time.
How does its last sale compare with others?: Its 2026 sale, $14,500, sits inside where most Model A Cabriolets sold in the last twelve months ($14,000 to $19,000).

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