By: Cliff Chambers
2023 Market Review - Ford Falcon XA-XB GT/Landau/Goss/Cobra
Should you have missed out on bidding for the $2m Phase IV XA GT, 2023 offers the chance to own a nearly as good RPO83 version and pay less than $500,000. OK, it’s a Hardtop, but still very desirable and with good prospects for value gain.
It was also way more presentable than some other two-doors being offered at under $120,000 that dragged average prices down. XA GT sedans are easier to find, even if those $200+ asking prices are unlikely to survive. Four-door XB GTs at $100,000 look OK but two-door XBs won’t stay above $150,000 if their owners are serious about selling.
XC Cobras were absent from the recent market but will be past their price peak, as will some Goss Specials. $200.000+ is too much for a Goss when more desirable two-doors are declining. Landaus at around $100K are worth a look, providing the rust hasn’t got them.
XA GT Sedan $222,215 [7]
XA GT H/Top $134,500 [2]
XB GT Sedan $102,500 [5]
XB GT H/Top $162,000 [2]
RPO83 $455,000 [1]
XC Cobra 4.9/5.8 [N/S]
XC Cobra 5.8 [N/S]
XB Goss Special $174,965 [3]
Landau $101,650 [4]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2023 Muscle Car & US Car Value Guide.
| 2021 Market Review - Ford Falcon XA-EL GT/V8 hardtop/Landau
- 2023 Muscle Car market review
- Understanding our Muscle Car Value Guides 2023
From Unique Cars #473, Dec 2022/Jan 2023
Unique Cars magazine Value Guides
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