AC Cobra

The AC Cobra

The AC Cobra is an iconic British sports car that was born out of a partnership between the American automotive designer Carroll Shelby and the British car manufacturer AC. Known for its muscular design and high performance, the AC Cobra combined a lightweight British chassis with a powerful American V8 engine. It gained a reputation as a car for enthusiasts and those desiring a blend of British style with raw American power.

Typically, the AC Cobra was purchased by affluent individuals who desired a high-performance, status-symbol vehicle. It was particularly popular among racers and celebrities who appreciated its speed, design, and exclusivity. The AC Cobra was sold in the UK from 1962 to 1967. During that time, approximately 1,000 units were produced. Despite its limited production, the car had a significant impact on the automotive world and became a treasured collector's item.

Although the AC Cobra did not sell in large numbers, its legacy is substantial. It is famous for setting new speed records and for its success in racing, including at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. The AC Cobra's blend of elegance and performance has made it one of the most celebrated classic cars, embodying an era of automotive design that is romanticized by car enthusiasts around the world. Its fame has only grown over the years, leading to numerous replicas and a cherished place in automotive history.

Here are 1 AC Cobra used car sales records for you to browse through.

A 2008 AC Cobra with registration LP57BRF
2008 AC Cobra LP57BRF