The average price for a Series 1 is £32,736

The Land Rover Series I, being a historically significant model, commands strong interest among collectors. Unrestored examples in fair condition generally start around £12,575 to £59,995. However, well-restored Series I vehicles, especially those with rare features or notable provenance, can command up to £59,995, and in some exceptional cases, even higher. The rarity and iconic status of the Series I contribute to its high value.

About this model...

The Land Rover Series I, introduced in 1948, was the original model that set the standard for rugged, off-road vehicles. Designed by Maurice Wilks and inspired by the American Jeep, it was built with a simple, utilitarian approach. Its distinctive boxy shape, aluminum body panels, and minimalistic interior reflected its practical purpose. Initially developed for agricultural and military use, the Series I featured a 1.6-liter engine and four-wheel drive, making it highly capable on various terrains. Its durability and versatility quickly earned it a reputation as a reliable workhorse, laying the foundation for Land Rover’s future success.

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