Buick Auction Prices & Market Value
The median realized auction price for Buick is $28,300 and the average is $43,200, from 6,202 verified sold lots (1999 to 2026) across 1 category. Real transactions, not asking prices.
6,202 verified sold lots · 1 category · record $1.62M
The most expensive Buick lots at auction.
Top realized results for Buick. Every figure is a real transaction, not an estimate.






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Price distribution by year, value, auction house share and quarterly momentum, filterable by category, model and saleroom.
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Where Buick sells.
Verified sold lots by category, drawn live from the Buick dataset.
Lots by category
Median & record by category
| Category | Sold lots | Median | Record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cars | 6,202 | $28,500 | $1.62M |
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- USD-normalized realized prices
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Who makes Buick.
General Motors Company
Publicly traded parent: GM (GM, NYSE)
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Source: ALT/FNDATA, 19.24M realized auction results across 37 collectible categories, normalized to USD. Methodology · All brands · Market statistics

