Land Rover Series II

The Series II market is holding steady at a median of $37,750, up 2.4 percent year-over-year—a modest but consistent gain reflecting underlying stability in the segment.

Recent transaction flow tracks the longer-term trend without dramatic swings. The thin liquidity picture, supported by just six tracked sales in the past twelve months across a total sample of twelve, means each transaction carries meaningful weight and pricing can vary by condition and specification.

Series II examples sit comfortably in the appreciating classic tier, commanding a collectibility score of 6 with moderate desirability. Production volumes remain substantial enough that availability is not a primary driver of value, though well-preserved examples and those with known provenance command premiums within the range.

The three-year base case calls for $41,348, representing 9.5 percent appreciation. Over five years, the projection reaches $42,578, or 12.8 percent from current levels—a compound annual pace of roughly 2.4 percent, suggesting these vehicles will continue their gradual upward trajectory without volatility.

With zero active listings in the tracked market, entry opportunities require patience and dealer or private-party sourcing. The thin transaction count underscores that buyers should expect negotiation room and should factor condition assessment into pricing, as comparable data points remain sparse enough that a single exceptional or poor-condition example can skew perception of fair value.