MV Agusta Brutale

Born from the mind of designer Massimo Tamburini, the MV Agusta Brutale first appeared in 2001. It took the chassis and inline-4 engine from the F4 superbike and stripped it of its bodywork, creating one of the most iconic naked bikes ever produced. The initial 750 Serie Oro models set a high bar for design and exclusivity that the Brutale line has maintained through its evolution with 910, 990, 1078, and 1090 variants.

Collectors prize the Brutale for its raw, unfiltered riding experience and its status as a piece of rolling sculpture. Early limited editions and models with larger displacement engines like the 1078RR are particularly sought after. It’s a bike that delivers a visceral connection to the road, complete with an engine sound that is unmistakably Italian and exotic.

The market for the Brutale is diverse, with an average sale price of $12,295 across 28 transactions. This reflects a wide range of models and conditions, from accessible early 750s to highly collectible, top-tier special editions. While entry points can be surprisingly low, the ceiling for pristine, rare examples is quite high, showing a market with something for different types of enthusiast buyers.

Based on 28 sales, prices range from $2,913 for well-used examples to $40,500 for desirable special editions.