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What is the average price of a new 1950 Buick?

There's no such thing as a "new" 1950 Buick. 1950 Buicks were new in 1950. They are now classic cars, and their prices vary wildly depending on model (Super, Roadmaster, Special, etc.), condition (restored, original, driver), and options. You won't find an average price that's meaningful.

To get an idea of pricing, you'd need to check resources like:

* Classic car auction sites: Bring a Trailer, Mecum Auctions, Barrett-Jackson, etc., show actual sale prices.

* Online classic car classifieds: Hemmings, ClassicCars.com, etc., will show asking prices, which may or may not reflect actual sales.

Expect prices to range from several thousand dollars for a very rough project car to well over $100,000 for a concours-quality, highly sought-after model.

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