Jensen Interceptor

The Jensen Interceptor is a grand tourer that blended Italian design, British assembly, and American power. Built from 1966 to 1976, it features a steel body designed by Carrozzeria Touring and a massive glass rear hatch. Power came from big-block Chrysler V8s, initially a 383 CID engine, later upgraded to the more common 440 CID unit, paired with a TorqueFlite automatic transmission.

Collectors appreciate the Interceptor for its distinctive looks and its comfortable, muscular performance. It's a unique alternative to more common GTs from Aston Martin or Ferrari, offering similar style and V8 sound for a fraction of the price. The rare convertible models and the high-performance SP (Six-Pack) variant are particularly sought after, as is the technologically advanced four-wheel-drive FF model.

The market for Interceptors shows a wide spread, with an average sale price around $38,000. This makes well-sorted examples an accessible entry into classic V8 touring. While project cars can be found for very little, restoration costs, particularly for bodywork and interiors, can be high. The best examples and rare variants have seen their values climb steadily.

Based on 59 sales, prices range from $3,900 for projects to $120,469 for pristine or rare variants.