Classic British Cars for Sale

British classics gave the world the affordable sports car. From MG and Triumph roadsters to Jaguar grand tourers and Austin-Healey big cars, they pair light weight and character with a price of entry that is still reasonable today. Browse current British classic listings below.

MG MGB (49) MG TD (21) MG Midget (15) Jaguar XJS (11) Morris Minor (11) Jaguar E-Type (10) Jaguar Convertible (10) MG BGT (8) Jaguar XJ6 (7) Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow (7) Austin-Healey Sprite (7) Rolls-Royce Silver Spur (7)

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1960 Sunbeam Alpine

$21,995 58,000 miles

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1952 MG TD

$40,995 445 miles

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1989 Jaguar XJS

$5,495 129,666 miles

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1979 MG MGB

$13,495

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1973 MG Midget

$11,995 1,111 miles

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1977 MG MGB

$18,995

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1960 Morris Minor

$18,995

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1966 Sunbeam Tiger

$72,995

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1959 Austin-Healey Sprite

$25,495 $29,795 19,101 miles

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1977 MG MGB

$16,495 87,032 miles

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1978 MG MGB

$11,395

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1989 Jaguar XJ

$22,995 44,705 miles

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1962 Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn II

$99,995 69,000 miles

Frequently asked questions

The MGB is the classic starting point — affordable, simple, reliable for its age, and supported by huge parts availability. The Triumph Spitfire and TR6 are also excellent, friendly first classics.

Properly sorted, they are dependable drivers. Their reputation for trouble usually comes from neglected electrics and cooling. A well-maintained example with upgraded wiring and a healthy cooling system is a pleasure to own.

Yes — it is the number one concern. Inspect sills, floorpans, and chassis rails closely, since these cars corrode in structural areas. A rust-free body is worth a significant premium because metalwork is the most expensive repair.