The Austin-Healey Sprite Mark III added civility to the classic roadster formula with wind-up windows and more power. It remains an affordable and mechanically simple entry point into the world of British sports cars.
Typical sold price of an Austin-Healey Sprite Mark III ranges from $2,862 to $25,249, based on 41 sales tracked on Hypercars.
The Austin-Healey Sprite Mark III, produced from 1964 to 1966, represented a significant step forward in comfort and usability for the popular roadster. It was the first Sprite to feature wind-up windows, exterior door handles, and a proper folding soft top, moving away from the spartan side curtains of earlier models. Power came from a more robust version of the 1098cc A-series engine, now with stronger main bearings, producing 59 horsepower.
Collectors prize the Mk III for offering the classic Spridget driving experience with added convenience. It retains the lively handling and simple mechanicals that make these cars fun to own and easy to maintain, but its added features make it a more practical choice for regular use. Excellent parts availability and strong club support also contribute to its lasting appeal as an accessible classic.
The market for the Mk III is broad, reflecting the wide range of conditions available. Project cars can be found for very little, while fully restored examples command top dollar. The average sale price around $10,700 indicates that solid, running cars are still quite affordable, making the Sprite Mk III a great entry point into British sports car ownership.
Prices for the Sprite Mark III range from about $3,800 for projects to $30,000 for top-tier examples.
41 Austin-Healey Sprite Mark III vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars. Sold prices range from $1,000 to $76,000.
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Based on 41 sales tracked on Hypercars, Austin-Healey Sprite Mark III prices typically range from $2,862 to $25,249.