Abarth transformed the Fiat 600 into a 750cc class-dominating race car that's now a prized collector's item for its giant-slaying pedigree. The iconic Zagato-bodied 'Double Bubble' is the most desirable version, valued for its beautiful coachwork and extreme rarity.
Typical sold price of an Abarth 750 ranges from $15,280 to $187,799, based on 87 sales tracked on Hypercars. 2 currently for sale.
The Abarth 750 started life as a humble Fiat 600 before Carlo Abarth worked his magic on its tiny rear-mounted engine. These cars were built to dominate 750cc class racing, and they did exactly that. While Abarth handled the mechanicals, the most famous and desirable bodies were penned by Zagato, resulting in the iconic 750 GT “Double Bubble” with its distinctive roof humps for helmet clearance.
Collectors prize the 750 for its giant-slaying race pedigree, beautiful coachwork, and extreme rarity. A genuine Zagato-bodied car is an entry ticket to the world's most prestigious vintage events, including the Mille Miglia Storica. These aren't just static showpieces; they are brilliant and engaging cars to drive.
The market for the Abarth 750 is broad, with values heavily dependent on coachbuilder, condition, and provenance. A genuine, race-history Zagato is at the top of the pyramid, while lesser-known coachbuilt cars or those needing extensive restoration occupy the lower end. Authenticity is paramount, as many tributes and replicas exist.
Prices range from $6,800 for projects to $230,000 for top-tier, coachbuilt examples.
87 Abarth 750 vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 2 currently live. Sold prices range from $6,800 to $606,500.
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Based on 87 sales tracked on Hypercars, Abarth 750 prices typically range from $15,280 to $187,799. There are 2 currently for sale.
There are 2 Abarth 750 listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.