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The luxurious 150 GL introduced a new chassis design, but it's the sportier 150 Sprint successor that became a massive commercial success. Both are sought after by collectors for their quintessential 1960s styling and engaging performance.
Typical sold price of a Vespa GL & Sprint ranges from $3,199 to $12,387, based on 21 sales tracked on Hypercars.
The Vespa 150 GL (Gran Lusso) launched in 1963, introducing a new, larger chassis and a distinctive trapezoidal headlight. It was a more luxurious model designed for comfort and style. In 1965, Piaggio introduced the 150 Sprint, which used the GL's frame but featured a more powerful engine and sportier styling, quickly becoming one of Vespa's most successful models.
Collectors value these scooters for their classic 1960s lines and robust performance. The Sprint Veloce, introduced in 1969 with its more potent 3-port engine, is particularly desirable for its increased power. These models represent an ideal balance of vintage aesthetics and real-world usability, making them perfect for rallies and city riding.
The market for GL and Sprint models is stable, with an average price around $6,000. The wide price spread reflects the vast difference between project bikes and professionally restored examples. Authenticity is paramount, as many scooters have been poorly restored or are "bodges" assembled from various parts, so buyers pay top dollar for documented, original Italian machines.
Prices range from $2,175 for project bikes to $19,750 for fully restored examples.
21 Vespa GL & Sprint vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars. Sold prices range from $2,175 to $19,750.
Data sourced from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, and Collecting Cars. Updated daily.
Based on 21 sales tracked on Hypercars, Vespa GL & Sprint prices typically range from $3,199 to $12,387.
