Median auction price from 1 recent 1956 sale, drawn from completed results over the last 12 months.
Price reference
The midpoint of completed 1956 Packard Caribbean auction results from the trailing 12 months.
$77,000
low sale
$77,000
high sale
1
auction sales
1956
model year
1 auction sale
Completed sales, not listing estimates
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Direct answer
A 1956 Packard Caribbean typically sells for about $77,000 at auction, with recent examples ranging from $77,000 to $77,000 based on 1 year-specific sale from the last 12 months.
Old Cars Data estimates market value from completed auction results. Private-party sales, dealer asking prices, taxes, fees, and undocumented condition details are not included unless they appear in source data.
Overview
The 1956 Packard Caribbean represents a specific production year with 1 documented auction sale in the past 12 months. This year commands a premium of 27% above the overall model median, reflecting its position within the model's production timeline. The median sale price of $77,000 places it relative to the broader Packard Caribbean market average of $60,500. Values for this year range from $77,000 to $77,000, demonstrating notable variation based on condition, mileage, and specific configuration.
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Latest results
The most recent completed 1956 Packard Caribbean auctions across all tracked sources.
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Reference notes
A 1956 Packard Caribbean typically sells for about $77,000 at auction, with recent examples ranging from $77,000 to $77,000 based on 1 year-specific sales from the last 12 months.