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The LeMans is most famous for spawning the GTO, offering classic GM A-body styling and V8 power in a more accessible package. It’s an excellent entry point for collectors seeking an affordable 60s or 70s muscle car.
Typical sold price of a Pontiac LeMans ranges from $4,800 to $59,000, based on 1,378 sales tracked on Hypercars. 322 currently for sale.
The Pontiac LeMans began as a trim level for the Tempest before becoming its own model in 1963. Its greatest claim to fame is serving as the foundation for the GTO, which started as a LeMans option package in 1964. Sharing GM's A-body platform with cars like the Chevelle and Cutlass, the LeMans offered similar handsome styling and V8 performance in a more affordable package.
Collectors are drawn to the LeMans as an accessible entry into the world of 60s and 70s muscle. It's a fantastic platform for a restomod or a GTO tribute build, and many were factory-equipped with potent V8s like the 350 or 400. The 1968-1972 models, with their classic "coke bottle" styling, are particularly popular with enthusiasts.
The current market is broad, with an average sale price of $27,357 across 97 recent transactions. While basic sedans and project cars can be found for less, top-tier examples are restored convertibles and coupes with desirable engine options. It represents a strong value when compared to its more famous GTO sibling.
Prices range from $3,000 for project cars to $71,500 for pristine, high-option examples.
1,378 Pontiac LeMans vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 322 currently live. Sold prices range from $500 to $194,995.
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Based on 1,378 sales tracked on Hypercars, Pontiac LeMans prices typically range from $4,800 to $59,000. There are 322 currently for sale.
There are 322 Pontiac LeMans listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.
