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1972 FIAT 500 EV - Ex-Chris Rea

Sold for

£23,625

Ended 16 May 2026

Data from Iconic Auctioneers, updated on 10 Oct 2026

Year
1972
Mileage
42,241 miles
Gearbox
Automatic
Colour
Silver Grey

Specification

Fuel
GASOLINE
Steering
RHD
Auction house guide
£10,000 – £14,000
Sale
The Classic Sale at Supercar Fest 2026

Description

  • 1972 Fiat 500D offered directly from the family of Chris Rea
  • Part of Rea’s eclectic and well-documented collection for over two decades - remarkably longer than many of the exotic thoroughbreds that passed through his ownership
  • Favoured as his personal daily driver, a testament to its charm, usability and character rather than outright performance
  • Presented in Dark Silver with a contrasting red vinyl interior, perfectly capturing the model’s timeless Italian flair
  • Supplied to Rea in 2005 by respected marque specialists Middle Barton Garage, who were already familiar with the car and continued its care thereafter
  • Maintained to an excellent standard throughout its long-term ownership, benefitting from knowledgeable custodianship
  • Sympathetically converted to full electric power in 2023 by Retro Electric Ltd, blending classic aesthetics with modern technology
  • Conversion specification includes a Netgain AC-20 brushless motor, Tesla battery modules and an Orion battery management system, delivering an approximate 75-mile range - ideal for discreet, emissions-free urban motoring
  • A charming and characterful Fiat with genuine celebrity provenance - surely a car with stories to tell, now ready for its next chapter in silent, electric form

Comparable sales

Sold prices from auctions that ended in the last 24 months. Chart shows the last 12 months. The latest 13 sales carry details. Prices in GBP.

Median sold price

£8,000

Sold range

£3,600 – £13,500

Sold lots

37

Price trend

Falling

Sold 195% above the median for this model

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